The clock is ticking toward ownership of the Texas Rangers changing hands by opening day in early April - if not sooner. But Hicks Sports Group still sits behind the wheel until 75 percent of baseball’s owners give their nod.

Evan Grant has a blog post up in which he has various questions that readers wanted him to ask personnel or players, along with the answers he got. The one that really jumped out at me is Jon Daniels saying the Rangers have no interest in bringing Joaquin Benoit back.  Benoit had a throwing session in the Dominican Republic last week, and the Rangers did not have anyone there. When Benoit signed with the Rangers, they had never had a playoff appearance.  He's been in the o…

R.A. Dickey pitched in relief for the Texas Rangers in 2009

A lot has been made, and will be made until the Chuck Greenberg group formally gets the keys to the barn about how much our salary will be.

I must admit: I'm not sure how many of you actually read the "homework" assignment. I asked for questions that you wanted me to ask specific players or team personnel

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Texas Rangers right-hander Scott Feldman, a 17-game winner season, agreed Friday to a one-year contract worth $2,425,000 and avoided an arbitration hearing.

ARLINGTON, Texas - Texas Rangers right-hander Scott Feldman, a 17-game winner season, agreed Friday to a one-year contract worth $2,425,000 and avoided an arbitration hearing.

Friday's MLB news briefs: Texas Rangers right-hander Scott Feldman, a 17-game winner season, agreed to a one-year contract worth $2,425,000 and avoided an arbitration hearing.

Righty Scott Feldman, who won 17 games in 2009, agreed to terms on a one-year deal with the Rangers, avoiding arbitration.

Just because the Morhead City Marlins are entering their first season in the Coastal Plain League, don't dismiss them as simply an "expansion" team. Forest City is a great example of a relatively new team that proved they can win it all.The Marlins have announced that they have signed Mike Schaaf from Saint Peter's.