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G37: Rangers back to losing ways; 6-3 against ChiSox

Posted by Joe Siegler on May 13, 2001 at 12:01 am

The White Sox looked silly in their 1915 era throwback uniforms. However, not silly enough that they couldn’t beat us. I’ve never liked playing against James Baldwin. He always seems to beat us, although usually more dominatingly than this. We lost again, and our exciting 1 game winning streak was over. :)
Rick Helling gave up a few more home runs – returning to his form of a couple of years ago. This is probably the worst Helling has pitched with the Rangers.

Filed Under: 2001 Game Recaps

G36: Rangers break out in a big way, beat Chicago 16-6

Posted by Joe Siegler on May 12, 2001 at 12:01 am

Well, this was the kind of game we were supposed to get. Tons of runs, enough to clobber the other team to death. We scored 16, and gave up 6. Seems what we should be doing here, although these kinds of games are few and far between.
Arod had two home runs, his 200th and 201st of his career. He’s got 200 at age 25. Assuming he hits like this, he’ll have 400 at 32, and 600 at 39. That’s assuming he keeps up his current pace. :) Arod also had 6 RBI’s in this game – Kapler & Catalonotto also had 3, and the others were scattered around the club.
Aaron Myette got the start, and looked good in the first, but was knocked out in the second. We’ve had pitchers stay in longer giving up more runs, I guess Narron wanted him out before too many scored and killed his mind too much. Pat Mahomes probably pitched himself into the starting rotation with this performance, going 4.1 innings and giving up nothing.

Filed Under: 2001 Game Recaps

Worst record in baseball? Ugh.

Posted by Joe Siegler on May 11, 2001 at 3:45 pm

We’re dangerously close to having the worst record in baseball.  We’re tied with the Royals for second worst, and only the Devil Rays are actually worse, but only by two games, so we’re not far away from that.

Filed Under: From Joe's Mind

G35: Bullpen blows it for Kenny; Rangers lose 6-5

Posted by Joe Siegler on May 11, 2001 at 12:01 am

(I’m not going to be writing much about this game, as it was a casualty of me being out of touch for awhile due to a business trip).
An interesting pitching matchup – two pitchers who have pitched a perfect game going after each other – Kenny Rogers & David Wells. Both pitchers gave up 5 earned runs, Kenny going 7 innings, David going 9. The game went into extra innings, and unfortunately, Mike Venafro gave up a gopher ball to a guy who doesn’t hit a lot of home runs – Jose Valentin.
Overall another decently pitched game by Kenny Rogers, unfortunately it was wasted due to the bullpen giving it away. Oh well.

Filed Under: 2001 Game Recaps

G34: Rangers lose 6-5. World not surprised.

Posted by Joe Siegler on May 10, 2001 at 12:01 am

Ewww. I don’t even feel like writing about the games in this series. We’re awfully close to having the worst record in all of baseball at the moment. :(

Filed Under: 2001 Game Recaps

G33: Rangers lose AGAIN to Tigers, 3-2

Posted by Joe Siegler on May 9, 2001 at 12:01 am

Ewww. I don’t even feel like writing about the games in this series. We’re awfully close to having the worst record in all of baseball at the moment. :(

Filed Under: 2001 Game Recaps

Darren Oliver goes to DL, Dickey down, Crabtree back

Posted by Joe Siegler on May 8, 2001 at 3:45 pm

  • What a mess.  We lose the game 7-4, and we lose Darren Oliver, who, surprisingly enough was our winningest pitcher so far this season.  Oliver goes to the DL, Dickey gets sent down, Crabtree comes back from DL, & Aaron Myette gets called up to take Oliver’s spot.

Filed Under: Rangers News

G32: Rangers lose close one, 5-4

Posted by Joe Siegler on May 8, 2001 at 12:01 am

Ewww. I don’t even feel like writing about the games in this series. We’re awfully close to having the worst record in all of baseball at the moment. :(

Filed Under: 2001 Game Recaps

Roster Transaction

Posted by Joe Siegler on May 7, 2001 at 3:45 pm

  • P Darwin Cubillan traded to Montreal Expos for
    P Mike Johnson

Filed Under: Transactions

G31: Rangers lose 7-4, Oliver hurt

Posted by Joe Siegler on May 7, 2001 at 12:01 am

No time to write one at the moment – if I get the time later on Tuesday, I’ll write this.

Filed Under: 2001 Game Recaps

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