It was a big day in the Rangers' world on Wednesday. Here's a roundup of all the day's coverage: Manny Ramirez agrees to minor league deal with Rangers The big news of the day had nothing to do with the game.
“I don't know,” Los Angeles Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said. “You never know what Manny you're going to get. He may show up ready to roll.” Mattingly served as the Dodgers' hitting coach when Ramirez was with the club in 2008-10. Ramirez hit .322
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Sort of, anyway. After taking some hacks in Taiwan for a few months, Manny signed a minor league deal with the Texas Rangers this week that might land the veteran slugger back in the majors. Yeah, we all know it's a long shot. And even if Ramirez does
ROUND ROCK, Texas (AP) — Manny Ramirez reported to the Texas Rangers' Triple-A affiliate on Thursday and said he could play as early as Sunday. The Rangers agreed to terms on a minor league contract on Wednesday with the 41-year-old slugger,
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