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Texas Rangers 2023 - They're Still Shitty?

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16 hours ago, mdmost said:

Dammit, you guys are acting like a bunch of Astros fans in here. 

whoa whoa whoa lets not get carried away there

Extremely small sample, but an MLB.com article on 1st rounder Wyatt Langford:

 

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The Rangers selected Wyatt Langford with the No. 4 overall pick in this year's Draft because of his ability to produce at the plate. And since his professional career has begun, the former Gators standout has picked up right where he left off.

Langford went a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate with his first High-A homer, a walk and three RBIs in Hickory's 9-3 loss to Asheville on Wednesday at McCormick Field

“I feel like I’m seeing the ball pretty well,” he said. “Every time I go out there, I feel really comfortable. I have a lot of momentum going right now. So I'm just trying to keep it going.”

Since his pro debut on July 28, Langford has posted five multihit games. Crawdads manager Chad Comer attributes that sharpness to the 21-year-old's confidence and ability.

“I think he goes up there and really manages his at-bats well,” Comer said. “He hunts pitches that he's gonna drive and he does a good job of that. Since he’s been here, he’s continued, day in and day out, to turn in good at-bats. And I think it's just a testament to the type of hitter that he is and is going to be.”

Langford’s three hits Wednesday matched his career high for a single game in the pros. The native of Gainesville, Fla., also posted a three-hit game on July 31 in the Rookie-level Arizona Complex League, just his third pro game. He's compiled a slash line of .409/.552/.818 in six games with Hickory.

In both three-hit games, the outfielder fell a triple shy of hitting for the cycle. On Wednesday, he opened up with a double to left field off right-hander Alex Santos (Astros) for the Crawdads’ first hit. 

In the fifth, Langford briefly tied the game at 3-3 with a monstrous two-run homer to center -- his first with Hickory, and the second of his career.

"Any time you hit a home run, it feels pretty good, but that one felt a little better,” Langford said. “I was looking for a slider the whole at-bat and jumped on it when I got one.”

Looking "a little bit" for the opportunity to triple in the eighth but more focused on getting on base, the former three-sport athlete drew a five-pitch walk. 

Comer has been impressed with Langford’s plate discipline and ability to command the zone consistently. He has drawn five free passes as a testament to that patience and vision at the dish.

“I think he just does a good job adjusting during the at-bat,” the skipper said. “He’s recognizing the way that they're trying to pitch him and just different things like that. He's really good about being present in the short span that I've managed him so far. He doesn’t try to do too much.”

 

Just got my postseason invoice. $4600 including taxes. This is for 2 tickets in the 200s and assumes 1 wild card game, 3 ALDS, 4 ALCS, and 4 World Series games. All unused games get rolled over into next season's tickets so it's not dead money. But damn lol 

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1 minute ago, HRSchenker said:

and 4 World Series games

Won't need that many. 

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Are yall doing magic number for division win? So wins + Astros losses?

1 hour ago, ztejas said:

Are yall doing magic number for division win? So wins + Astros losses?

163 - Team A wins - Team B losses = magic #

Fucking goddamn apple tv. I am not watching this one.

Nice start Gray.

Also, seeing people bundled and wearing hoodies in the crowd is a big surreal. Is this game in Alaska?

Fuck this stupidass streaming shit. I waited all night for this game to find out I can't even see the motherfucker.

I can’t get Ballys. So this is the first game I have watched since May or so. Bad news is we will probably lose since I’m watching. Good news is I probably won’t be able to watch another game til the playoffs. 

6 minutes ago, shadow_operative2.0 said:

Good news for those not watching is you ain’t missed shit yet. Game is moving. 

Clearly this worked. 

Shiiiiit. Easy game.

My fucking sound is now five minutes behind. Wtf.

no hits for JPM yet, but definitely looks more comfortable than bubba up there

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