Texas Rangers

Don't know the official name of the song, but it is the main song from the movie, "The Natural."

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The name rangers was adopted from an English rugby club. The Glasgow part of the name was never officaly adopted by the club.

The correct name of the company and the club is Rangers Football Club Limited.

Although based in Glasgow, the city name forms no part of the club name.

It constantly changes, but currently they are in 10th.

They have a game on Friday though.

The Texas Rangers did in fact win. :)

No. While the Texas Rangers have played in the World Series twice, in 2010 when they lost to the San Francisco Giants, and 2011, when they lost to the St. Louis Cardinals, they have never won a world championship.

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The Rangers play in Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. They used to play in Arlington Stadium, but a new field was built in 2004. It was briefly the Ameriquest Ballpark, but the Rangers have broken ties with Ameriquest.

When a player does something connected to speed - such as stealing a base, or beating out a ground ball/triple - they make the antler sign to show they have speed, e.g., the Bengie Molina triple.

The claw, on the other hand, is a symbol of power, e.g., when Nellie Cruz brings out the Boom Stick.

The 'claw' represents a far away high five for a strong offensive play. While the 'antlers' come from 'run like a deer' after a stolen base or good base running.

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Ron Washington has been the manager of the Texas Rangers since the 2007 season.

A Texas ranger was a young man, usually in his early 20s, who guarded the frontier for the settlers from Indian raids in the 1800s. The Indians believed that the land was rightfully theirs, so they fought the settlers who built their homes there. The Texas Rangers defended these settlers from the raids. Eventually the Indians were pushed off to reservations in exchange for the US to provide them with food and supplies. this was formed from the Medicine Lodge treaty.

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P.S. The Texas Rangers are also a baseball team in Texas

Although the Texas Rangers appeared in back-to-back World Series in 2010 and 2011, they have never won a world championship. The Rangers lost to the 2010 San Francisco Giants in five games and the 2011 St. Louis Cardinals in seven.

Yes. However the Rangers are so sexist that most women don't make it and quit. It is sad but true. I will attach a site that is relevant.

Well if your about 150-200 miles from the Arlington area 103.3 ESPN Dallas, other then that I couldn't tell you. That station also covers cowboys games and Texas pro sports news

Probably from the Longhorn Bulls that reside in Texas. The Daily Texan's sports editor (and later editor), D.A. Frank, was the first to use "Longhorns" in the newspaper when referring to the Texas football team during the 1903 season. Prior to that point, the team had been known as "Varsity." Texas Varsity was sporadically referred to as the "long horns" by some Texas sports writers beginning in 1900. However, David Frank, Alex Weisburg (editor) and one other individual, made the choice to always refer to University of Texas sports teams as "Longhorns" and believed that if they used the name consistently it would eventually catch on with students, faculty and the alumni. By 1906, the name was official. "Longhorn" was chosen as a name because the particular breed of cattle was an integral part of Texas history and for many represented a unique tenaciousness, strength and individuality. For them, the Longhorn was symbolic of Texas and therefore appropriate for the University of Texas. An actual longhorn was presented in 1916 by Stephen Pinckney to the University of Texas to serve as a mascot. Longhorns were introduced to the longhorn during halftime of the Texas Longhorn versus Texas A&M football game. The Longhorns went on to win the game 22-7. That December, Ben Dyer stated in the Texas Exes Alcalde: "His name is Bevo. Long may he reign!" The following February, a group of Texas A&M students broke into the stockyard where Bevo was being held and branded him with "13-0," the score from A&M's 1915 victory over the Longhorns. Many A&M students have since told the fictitious story that the name "Bevo" originated with Longhorns attempting to alter the 13-0 brand. Bevo I was later served as the main course of the 1920 Longhorn football banquet. The A&M football team was invited to attend and was given the portion of the hide which still read "13-0." 107 years after Varisty being referred to as "long horns," the University of Texas Longhorns have one of the most distinctive mascots in college sports.

The Texas Rangers made back-to-back World Series appearances in 2010 and 2011. They lost the 2010 World Series in five games to the San Francisco Giants. A year later, they lost the 2011 World Series to the St. Louis Cardinals.

Nolan Ryan played 27 years for 4 different teams. Houston Astros 9 years from 1980 - 1988, California Angels 8 years from 1972 - 1979, New York Meats 5 years from 1966 -1971, and The Texas Rangers 5 years from 1989 - 1993.

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84 players played a part in rangers 9 in a row

What color do the rangers wear at home games