all star voting update/rangers layoffs
by gossamer on Jun 16, 2009 1:27 PM CDT
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Rangers spokesman John Blake tells the Fort Worth Star-Telegram that the job cuts amounted to less than 10 percent of the staff. Before the cuts, the Rangers had about 275 organization employees exclusive of onfield personnel.
and no, jim knox isn't one of them. good luck to their families, hopefully they rebound.
all star voting...
davis is 5th among 1st basemen
kinsler is leading 2nd basemen
young is 3rd at 3rd
andrus is 3rd at short
salty is 4th at catcher
hammy is 2nd
cruz is 7th
don't forget to vote for those you think deserve it.
sorry if any of this has already been posted*
sorry. JackDublin already has a fanshot.
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Wow
Elvis is 3rd. Looks like they are just starting to count the votes from the Boston precincts so I would expect Ian to fall to second by next week.
Elvis Andrus - 2009 AL Rookie of the Year
Mitch Moreland - 2009 Rangers Minor League POY
Interesting
Attendance is up and so are ticket prices. TV ratings are up. MLB payroll is still low. Merchandise sales are up.
Number of front office personnel is down.
the hicks debt
has gotta go away!
Hall of Fame pitcher Nolan Ryan was on the same pitching staff with Danny Darwin during the 1986 through 1988 seasons. Both were described by Milo Hamilton as "tall, tough Texans." It was a source of debate amongst Astros players and fans over who would win in a fight, Ryan or Darwin. Though Astros pitcher Bob Knepper attempted to set up a fight between the two during spring training in 1988, manager Hal Lanier stopped it before it could commence. Many experts, including Astros shortstop Rafael Ramirez, felt that Darwin would win because he "looked like someone no man would want to mess with."
it saves a dime
and give hicks an excuse to do so. makes him look slightly less greedy, especially since most people will see this and assume it’s all because of the economy.
PLUS he can say it helps 0.001% in selling the team. fewer liabilities.
Hall of Fame pitcher Nolan Ryan was on the same pitching staff with Danny Darwin during the 1986 through 1988 seasons. Both were described by Milo Hamilton as "tall, tough Texans." It was a source of debate amongst Astros players and fans over who would win in a fight, Ryan or Darwin. Though Astros pitcher Bob Knepper attempted to set up a fight between the two during spring training in 1988, manager Hal Lanier stopped it before it could commence. Many experts, including Astros shortstop Rafael Ramirez, felt that Darwin would win because he "looked like someone no man would want to mess with."
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