If the Rangers want an indoor ballpark, Arlington will build them one. The center of gravity of season ticket holders is still in Tarrant County. Cowboy Stadium bonds are going to be paid off soon and we don't have the DART millstone around our neck like Dallas does.
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Can you imagine the amount of popped collars if the Rangers move to Dallas?
"The roof is closed today...probably should take my sport coat."
The best thing we did was keeping our stadium on campus when we rebuilt Kyle. The West Campus ideas being floated out there for a new stadium would've been the equivalent of building in Arlington. I don't even like Houston's football stadium being where it is. Downtown is the way to go IMO.
At least you can use mass transit to get to Houston's football stadium. **** ARLINGTON. **** DALLAS. **** JERRY.
quote:LULZ POORS TRAINS BUSES HARHARHAR
At least you can use mass transit to get to Houston's football stadium. **** ARLINGTON. **** DALLAS. **** JERRY.
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Just checking in to say that if the Rangers move to Dallas I will up my attendance from 2 games per year (tops) to 15 or so. I like baseball. I hate Arlington.
quote:quote:I barely know where Frisco is and have no clue where the tollway is. I've thankfully only been to/around Dallas less times in my life than i have fingers.
You'll be impressed with what they are building along the Tollway, Sam. Even someone of your financial stature might be slightly pleased.
All i know of Frisco is what i've learned from Rivalries.
Glad to hear what's "being built along the Tollway" is going to please the Frisco residents.
You mean to tell me you donmt know much about the city with the 2nd fastest growing economy in the country, have only been to the Dallas area 2-3 times, and are an expert on the people?
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quote:I've been to Dallas 7-8 times and don't claim to be an expert on the people. Just their professional sports fans that post on Rivalries and live in Houston.quote:quote:I barely know where Frisco is and have no clue where the tollway is. I've thankfully only been to/around Dallas less times in my life than i have fingers.
You'll be impressed with what they are building along the Tollway, Sam. Even someone of your financial stature might be slightly pleased.
All i know of Frisco is what i've learned from Rivalries.
Glad to hear what's "being built along the Tollway" is going to please the Frisco residents.
You mean to tell me you donmt know much about the city with the 2nd fastest growing economy in the country, have only been to the Dallas area 2-3 times, and are an expert on the people?
I figured all Dallas folks are like Muy, so they're all *******s.
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The best thing we did was keeping our stadium on campus when we rebuilt Kyle. The West Campus ideas being floated out there for a new stadium would've been the equivalent of building in Arlington. I don't even like Houston's football stadium being where it is. Downtown is the way to go IMO.
I will tell you that getting out of NRG and on the highway after the ASU game was infinitely better than leaving AT&T stadium. So from that perspective and that it's really not far from downtown, NRG has a pretty good location. The roads around Cowboys stadium and the Rangers ballpark is a hot mess after a game.
quote:Eh, we didn't have much of a problem leaving Cowboys' stadium last weekend.....depends on which way you are headed. I parked in a lot on the east side of the stadium because I knew I was headed toward 360, waited out traffic a little while, and then cut through some neighborhoods and had no problems getting to I-20 west after the game. Depends on where you are going I guess. Getting out of the Cotton Bowl that time going back to Dallas (where we were staying) was a little trickier.quote:
The best thing we did was keeping our stadium on campus when we rebuilt Kyle. The West Campus ideas being floated out there for a new stadium would've been the equivalent of building in Arlington. I don't even like Houston's football stadium being where it is. Downtown is the way to go IMO.
I will tell you that getting out of NRG and on the highway after the ASU game was infinitely better than leaving AT&T stadium. So from that perspective and that it's really not far from downtown, NRG has a pretty good location. The roads around Cowboys stadium and the Rangers ballpark is a hot mess after a game.
my NRG experience was a little skewed as I got a bus to drop and pick us up, so we hopped in after the game on Kirby Ln. (think that's the road) and were on the freeway within a couple of minutes.
Let's get back on topic:
**** the Rangers
**** the Rangers
Well. The best shot is the Rangers sweeping to drop the Angels back half a game. Stupid Rangers will go 1-3.
Watching you lose it would be worth it.
Buckle up, buttercup.
You promised that the day after every loss to the Rangers as well.
I'm not the one hoping my team loses to the Angels.
What are you talking about, numbnut?
Why is that picture funny? ARe you saying no UT fans are Ranger fans too?
Go pray for the ballpark to collapse on Rangers fans, weirdo.
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t-sips show up at Aggie games wearing their gear, just like Astros showing up at Rangers games.
quote:You like that one MUY.
Go pray for the ballpark to collapse on Rangers fans, weirdo.
Just having some fun butty
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t-sips show up at Aggie games wearing their gear, just like Astros showing up at Rangers games.
Great line of smack Muy
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You'd better ****ing win that one.
Lots of Rangers fans in the Tine now.
Had a fantastic time watching that win last night in the bell helicopter suite.
quote:Wasn't too hot in there, was it?
Had a fantastic time watching that win last night in the bell helicopter suite.
Resolution is near.
Zzzzzzzzzz clinch day. Poooooor Asstros.
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