- C Luis Martinez (#15) recalled from AAA Round Rock
- P Yoshinori Tateyama optioned to AAA Round Rock
NOTES: Not entirely sure why we picked up a third catcher here.
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NOTES: Not entirely sure why we picked up a third catcher here.
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NOTES: No surprise, we knew Holland was coming back, and I didn’t think Grimm was a realistic long term option right now, despite his first start.
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Ah yes, another one of those lovely well pitched games where the box score shows you have 22 runs and 34 hits. That means there will be not much good to write about pitching wise. But I might try and find something anyway.
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NOTES: Shame, as Lewis was someone I liked. Now that he’s actually out for the year, it makes the acquisition of Oswalt more important. Not unless he becomes a head case like he did in Philly. ;( Don’t know a ton about Perez, but I suspect he’s more a stopgap for the moment.
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When I fought about Yu Darvish coming here, I never really thought of him as a strikeout pitcher. Maybe it’s because of his size, but I don’t know but he never struck me as a big strikeout pitcher. However all the guys who started for the Rangers in quite a while he seems to be the most consistent in getting 10+ strikeout games. This game was no different. Darvish had 10 strikeouts over seven innings. [Read more…]
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I don’t think any Rangers fan with doubt that awesomeness of Justin Grimm’s first major-league outing. He just rocked it. However, his second outing was quite the opposite – he got rocked himself! His line was so bad, I think I heard Mark Clark somewhere saying “Man that was bad!”
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The Rangers finished up interleague play for 2012 with a nice 4-2 win over the Rockies. While the final score was 4-2 the Rangers were actually pretty much out in front this entire game. And fact, the only two runs the Rockies got both came in the ninth inning and not off of starter Matt Harrison.
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While the final score was only four runs, the Rangers were down at one point 11-1. We did pick up a six spot in the bottom of the fifth that was quite nice. But that was the end of the scoring. The last four innings were all zeroes.
You would have thought that Scott Feldman was so mad at being moved back to the bullpen he knocked out Colby lewis, stole his uniform and pitched as Lewis. Oh well…
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Remarks: Well, we knew Oswalt was coming, it was just a matter of time. Whether he’s good Oswalt, or the one that was “eh” at the end of his Philly career remains to be seen. His minor league starts aren’t any indicator, I think. Moreland to the DL was a surprise. I also kind of liked Mark Hamburger. Whether it was the obvious joke possibility of his name, or his actual pitching, I honestly can’t say. However, he did seem like a nice guy, and you never really want to lose nice guys.