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A report is coming out from ESPN Dallas today about Texas Rangers Right-Fielder, Nelson Cruz and his apparent link to an anti-aging clinic in Miami. The company, Biogenisis, claims performance enhancing drugs were sold to Cruz in addition to players like Alex Rodriguez, Gio Gonzalez, Melky Cabrera and Bartolo Colon.

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.

Monday night (9/17), Texas Rangers Outfielder Josh Hamilton stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! Josh talked about a variety of subjects including hitting four home runs in a game, running into President Bush in the locker room, and even the possibility of where he might play next year.

Texas Rangers closer, Joe Nathan, is a New York Giants fan. Fellow reliever, Mike Adams, is a Dallas Cowboys fan. Put the two together, along with the Giants and Cowboys playing each other for the season opener,  and you've got a good old fashioned bet among teammates.

As if this should surprise anyone, Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez was voted the phoniest player in baseball by his fellow big-leaguers. Sports Illustrated sent out a survey to players across the MLB to determine who they thought was the phoniest player. The results weren't even close.

The Major League Baseball season is a long, exhaustive one. There are 162 games, you're traveling hundreds of days per year and since you're away from your wife/girlfriend for days on end, things can get a little lonely. Texas Rangers catcher Mike Napoli obviously is no exception, getting busted like this.

It was the top of the fourth inning last night at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington as the Texas Rangers were taking on the Minnesota Twins when a loud clap of thunder and bolt of lightning sent players scrambling to the dugout. The lightning obviously hit very close to the stadium. You can see the interference it caused to the television signal -- the cameras even shook from the force of the thunder.

Major League Baseball announced which players will represent their respective leagues at the All-Star Game in Kansas City on July 10. Here’s what’s happening in MLB this week:

A new 'Texas Legend' has been added to the line-up at the Texas Rangers games in Arlington! Each home game in the middle of the sixth inning you can see either the traditional dot race or the 'Texas Legends' race. The Texas Legends began alternating games with the dots last season. Up until last weekend, the Texas Legends included the huge-headed Sam Houston, Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie and Nolan Rya

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.

Last week Josh Hamilton became the 16th player ever to hit four home runs in a single game, securing himself a place in the history books -- as if he hadn't done enough already. Now, the bat he used that night in Baltimore is headed to Cooperstown to forever live in the Hall of Fame. It broke last night in the Rangers' 13-6 win over the Angels, so now it can officially be retired to the Hall. Read