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Fox 4 in Dallas is reporting that Josh Hamilton's wife had to call security before Friday's game at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. This was Hamilton's first appearance at the stadium wearing an Angels uniform and the first since he made comments toward Rangers fans claiming that Dallas is "not a baseball city."

After a two week hiatus to, I don't know, learn to barrel race, find herself spiritually, and probably record a Harlem Shake video Rita Ballou was back on Radio Texas, LIVE! With her she brought fresh dirt on her "Friends with Benefits" show at SXSW, a Texas Ranger - Texas Music fan, plus her picks at the Lone Star Music Awards.

Texas Ranger fans have plenty of reasons to root against their former outfielder/All-Star/MVP Josh Hamilton. Soon after the troubled outfielder signed a multi-year, multi-million dollar contract with division rival Angels, Hamilton put all of DFW on blast claiming they're "not true baseball town." But rest easy Texas Music lovers, we now have one big reason to root for potential Rangers'

CBS Sports is reporting today that sources have told Randy Galloway of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram that Rangers CEO Nolan Ryan could soon leave the organization. The Rangers announced over the weekend that they have restructured the front office, moving Jon Daniels to president of baseball operations/GM and Rick George to president of business operations.

Hopefully, Josh Hamilton is planning on flying into Texas next time he plays there, because his bridges into Dallas-Fort Worth may now be burned. The former Texas Rangers outfielder, who signed a five-year $125 million deal with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim this off-season, told a Dallas-Fort Worth TV station that the DFW metropolitan area is "not a true baseball town...

Each Winter the Texas Rangers send players and coaches out to meet with fans and sign autographs during their 'Winter Caravan." Tomorrow (Jan. 16) the Winter Caravan makes a stop in Tyler!

Reports are running rampant over the past few minutes that Texas Rangers outfielder, Josh Hamilton, is set to sign with the Los Angeles Angels.

Roy Oswalt, a long-time Astro and short-time Phillie is returning to Texas baseball. It's being reported that The Texas Rangers have inked a deal with the All-Star pitcher for up to $8 million pro-rated with $4 million in his pocket, and he has the potential to earn an extra $1 million in incentives if he makes 10 starts.

If you missed it you're probably the only one. Last night during the Rangers/Yankees game a man caught a ball tossed into the stands by Ranger's First Baseman Mitch Moreland. No big deal, right? Wrong.

One of the best catchers in baseball history, and certainly Rangers history, will hang up his glove for good today. Pudge Rodriguez will officially announce his retirement after 21 years in the league. The best part – he’ll do it where it all began – in Texas.

Check out this video of 17-year-old Trent Williams at Monday night’s (April 9) Texas Rangers game against the Seattle Mariners. He makes an impressive catch of a Josh Hamilton home run ball on the home run green at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. What he does after the catch is not as impressive, but it is funny as hell.

The Texas Rangers made a big splash this off-season when they acquired Japanese phenom Yu Darvish. A move that guaranteed the 25-year-old super-star $100 million.