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The first draft pick from 1973 had lots of promise, but his youth and talent were severely mishandled in Texas.

Much like indoor baseball in Houston or an MLB team in Arlington, a Houston Astros–Texas Rangers ALCS was once a dream and is now a reality.

“The Cubs would get 30,000 people on a Monday day game. It was like: ‘Man, this is the real big leagues."

The Hall of Fame righty mastered the spitball and other loaded pitches, but more than that, he got into opponents' heads via his deception.

If throwing a spitball is an art, Gaylord Perry is Michelangelo.

The Douglas County School System announced two high-level appointments on Tuesday.

The Texas Rangers have had plenty of managers. But on this day, one whose tenure is best described as tumultuous, passed away.

Brad Corbett was the Rangers second owner, and his tenure with Texas was never boring.

D Magazine Office By Tim Rogers Published in FrontBurner January 6, 2021 10:51 am A couple of days ago, the folks at the UNT Portal to Texas Historytweeted us a note saying that they’d recently posted some B-roll footage of the D Magazine office filmed in 1975 by Fort Worth’s WBAP-TV. (Aside: be careful if you choose to visit the portal. It is a huge time suck.) It’s a short clip. Have a look, and then I’ll share some thoughts. Obviously that’s Wick Allison at the end. Still missin...