Rangers still looking at Gonzalez: According to ESPN.com, the Rangers are still interested in bringing reliever Mike Gonzalez back in 2012. The 33-year-old had his left knee scoped this offseason and the club requested his medical reports. The Yankees are among one of the other teams that have expressed interest in Gonzalez this offseason. (Updated 01/05/2012)
Injury Report
Knee - Probable for start of spring training (Updated - 10/29/11)
Fantasy Analysis
Texas acquired Gonzalez from Baltimore at the trade deadline last season. Gonzalez made eight appearances during the Rangers' run to the World Series and posted a 4.15 ERA. While he has expressed interest in returning with the Rangers, there is no guarantee he will be there in 2012. But with his role as a situational lefty, Fantasy owners should not target Gonzalez on Draft Day. (Updated 01/05/2012).
10/23/2011 03:52 You've had a nice run Babe, Reggie -- now it's Pujols' time
It's not often that one witnesses history. Yet Scott Miller believes that's exactly what Albert Pujols did in Game 3 of the Fall Classic with three HRs. And we may never see anything like it again.
10/18/2011 18:26 Rangers, Cards have little in common, but a lot to love
In 15 years of interleague action, the Cards and Rangers have rarely met. It's still an intriguing matchup, says Danny Knobler, who points out what's unique about these World Series opponents.
10/14/2011 18:26 Will Rangers weaken bullpen to put Ogando, Feliz in rotation?
The difference-makers in Texas' bullpen? Alexi Ogando and Neftali Feliz. Could they do as much or more damage as starters? Danny Knobler says with likely a weaker rotation next season, the Rangers must answer that question.
10/10/2011 23:15 Unhittable bullpen has Texas two wins from World Series
After Derek Holland can't make it out of the third inning, the Rangers lean on their bullpen -- again. And again they pull out magic, Danny Knobler says, as Texas holds the Tigers for the second game in a row.
10/09/2011 20:17 With Young, Ordonez out, Tigers see chance to show toughness
What more could go wrong for Detroit? Magglio Ordonez fractured his ankle and joins Delmon Young (oblique) on the sidelines for the rest of the season. Still, Danny Knobler believes the Tigers can still win the ALCS.
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AccuScore Projections) Note: Points are rounded down.
= probable start