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About The Rangers

The Texas Rangers ended their 2004 season Sunday and thereby interrupted a work in progress. "To be continued," Rangers manager Buck Showalter said.

In the first year of the post-Alex Rodriguez era, the Texas Rangers were the surprise story of Major League Baseball, winning 89 games and competing with Oakland and Anaheim for a division title until the final week of the season. Coming close didn't fully satisfy the Texas Rangers, who will watch this week's playoffs with a bittersweet feeling.

"There's definitely something to build on," Rangers shortstop Michael Young said. "Right now, we all need some time to recharge our batteries. But we're looking forward to next year because we know we've got a chance to be a better Rangers team than we were this year. "Yeah, it's a little disappointing that the Rangers didn't get to the playoffs. But this is the most fun I've had playing baseball in the Major Leagues. This is why I play baseball, to be in situations like I was in this year with the Rangers. When Spring Training rolls around, we're going to have a great deal of optimism."

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Rangers? third baseman Hank Blalock will remember the camaraderie of a team with a talented young nucleus and Rangers veteran role players sprinkled around them.

Where do the Rangers go from here? Rangers? Owner Tom Hicks, general manager John Hart and Showalter will be in meetings next week to plot a course for the 2005 Texas Rangers.

At first base for the Texas Rangers, Mark Teixeira is coming off a robust offensive season. One way or the other, Teixeira will be a fixture in the Rangers? lineup. Rangers? second baseman Alfonso Soriano has been rumored as a trade possibility, but the Rangers plan as of now is for Soriano to be back in Texas for a second season. Young and Blalock are set at shortstop and third base for the Texas Rangers, but Showalter said the club will explore the best way to get some infield insurance.

Another area where the Rangers want to upgrade is in the designated hitter spot. "We're going to look to add a couple of bats and the pitching is always something you are going to focus on," Showalter said.

At catcher, the Rangers face some unknowns concerning Gerald Laird, who started the year in impressive fashion but wasn't the same after injury. Rod Barajas picked the Rangers up and will be in the mix for next year. The Rangers may look to protect themselves by signing a catcher.

Rangers Tickets

Ticket Retriever sells Rangers Tickets for every game nationwide. Rangers Tickets can be purchased online or by calling our toll free number (866) 248-9054. We specialize in providing tickets in a wide range of locations including hard-to-find premium tickets to all major events nationwide including MLB tickets to any game.

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