Official Site of the Rangers · Jul 29, 2015
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The Rangers allocated 100 spaces in Lot G on AT&T and Copeland. (Getty) Infielder Rosales pitches for 2nd time in 2015 Early lead erased by Yanks, who score 21 Rout puts quite a strain on Rangers' bullpen Rangers' trade talks revolve around pitching Harrison tagged for 6 runs in loss to Yanks Must C: Martin robs Teixeira 1:39 7/27/15: Rangers outfielder Leonys Martin shows off his hops and leaps high to take a home run away from Mark Teixeira Watch the Rangers' famous Boomstick get made Rangers recall righty Klein, option Bass Rangers remain in hunt to land Hamels Brinson named to Prospect Team of the Week Marvel at Rusty Greer's perfect game-saving catch Must C: Hamels gets no-hitter 3:33 7/25/15: Cole Hamels gets Kris Bryant to fly out to deep center field, with some help from Odubel Herrera, to complete the no-hitter Rangers denied sweep by Angels 7/26/15: Nick Martinez reacts quickly to snag a line drive, retiring Johnny Giavotella 7/25/15: Ryan Rua plates Shin-Soo Choo from first with a double past a diving Kyle Kubitza in left field Andrus throws glove at ball 1:03 7/25/15: Elvis Andrus attempts to knock down Kole Calhoun's RBI single by tossing his glove at the ball as it passes over his head DeShields' go-ahead single 0:24 7/25/15: Delino DeShields chops an infield single off the plate that scores Josh Hamilton for the go-ahead run in the 8th Gallardo fans Kubitza 0:29 7/25/15: Yovani Gallardo strikes out Kyle Kubitza swinging for the first out in the bottom of the 4th Holland exits with injury 1:12 4/10/15: Derek Holland leaves his start after just one inning pitched with a left shoulder strain Hamilton's return to Anaheim 2:18 7/24/15: Josh Hamilton makes his return to Angel Stadium in Anaheim, going 2-for-4 with two runs scored in the Rangers' 4-2 win Lewis' 9-K gem likely to fuel trade buzz Rangers prevail in Hamilton's return to Big A 7/24/15: Josh Hamilton discusses his return to Anaheim and his expectations Rangers' intern program breeds successARLINGTON -- When Paul Kruger started a baseball operations internship with the Texas Rangers in 2009, he may not have fully understood what he was getting into.