and only one earned run so far. most importantly, no walks and five k’s. I believe that would be a better k/bb ratio than any ranger starter so far this year.

good thing our scouts decided he wasn’t going to pan out.

can we just let monkeys throw darts from now on?

we have Jason Jennings, who has been such a huge boon to our rebuilding.

If we judged people on their first start koronkadonk would have been an allstar.

is kind of annoying though.

I’m sorry if you take this as rude, but I don’t intend for it to be. It’s just that if you would have thought through this before posting it might not have been necessary.

Armando Galarraga is a 26 year old. No, that’s not too old, but has he had his chances? Well, yeah. This will be his seventh year of professional baseball. And last season was his first time to pitch above AA. He was only decent in AA as well. He had some highlights and some rough spots. He struggled in AAA and in the pros last season. Therefore, I don’t think one good start in the majors is evidence enough that he’s going to be a good pitcher as you seem to assume.

Furthermore, the Rangers have Luis Mendoza, Kason Gabbard and will soon have Brandon McCarthy pitching as starters. They are all three younger than Galarraga. Furthermore, with Hurley, Loe and Murray (who are all younger than Galarraga) in the wings in case of injuries, I’m pretty confident that your concern of the Rangers “maybe [taking] a chance on a young guy for once” isn’t justified.

FYI.

jerk