***** Official 2019/2020 Texas Rangers Off Season Thread *****
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Think the lettering/number needed to be in red on the baby blues. The white with red outline looks somewhat strange on the powder blue. Still like it though.
Some things definitely could have been tweaked, but all in all they're solid. Personally I'd have been fine with that TX logo never seeing the light of day.
Can't beat the powder blues.
It feels like Rendon or bust at this point.
I want him even if we have to overpay. Solidifying 3rd base for the next 6-7 years is worth it.
I want him even if we have to overpay. Solidifying 3rd base for the next 6-7 years is worth it.
I really want Rendon on the Rangers
https://www.lonestarball.com/2019/12/4/20995888/the-texas-rangers-show-off-their-new-uniforms-for-2020?fbclid=IwAR2ra_bIvkmmPEv1VNS_TkFItezbAQvCclsK1fzj9mG6W291-i0Nhnp8xQc
didn't thing you could screw up the baby blues but they have. SMH
didn't thing you could screw up the baby blues but they have. SMH
I like the powder blue unis, except for the hat. Wish they just went with the dark blue one instead.
I like the powder blues. Not a big fan of the rangers script on the white home unis though. I always thought those jerseys in the old days were such Dodger knockoffs, but it will probably grow on me. It's a much better done version since the rest of the uni is different.
I'd vote for using the old 1980s state logos over this new one.Ranger #007 said:
Some things definitely could have been tweaked, but all in all they're solid. Personally I'd have been fine with that TX logo never seeing the light of day.
The dimensions and the intended honoree:
Left field line: 329 feet (Adrian Beltre wore No. 29)
Left center power alley: 372 feet (1972 was the Rangers' first year in Texas)
Straight-away center: 407 feet (Ivan Rodriguez wore No. 7)
Deepest point of park: 410 feet (Michael Young wore No. 10)
Right center power alley: 374 feet (1974 was the Rangers' first winning season)
Right field line: 326 (Johnny Oates wore No. 26)
In addition, a sign will be placed on the fence in left field 334 feet from home plate to honor Nolan Ryan, who wore No. 34.
Left field line: 329 feet (Adrian Beltre wore No. 29)
Left center power alley: 372 feet (1972 was the Rangers' first year in Texas)
Straight-away center: 407 feet (Ivan Rodriguez wore No. 7)
Deepest point of park: 410 feet (Michael Young wore No. 10)
Right center power alley: 374 feet (1974 was the Rangers' first winning season)
Right field line: 326 (Johnny Oates wore No. 26)
In addition, a sign will be placed on the fence in left field 334 feet from home plate to honor Nolan Ryan, who wore No. 34.
And really...who is Robinson? The number 42? Put it together.
Those power alleys seem pretty shallow
Over/under 15 home games for Gallo to pepper that screen? It's gonna happen.
It's from Sandlot...DallasAg 94 said:cmiller00 said:
I don't get it. ? What are the foot designations associated with the players? Who is Robinson? Who is the turn around gang? Are they heroes or legends? I dont want to speculate for fear of being chastisted.
What does this even mean:Quote:
Heroes get remembered, but legends never die at @GlobeLifeField
You can't manufacture history.
I guess I'll wait to see this in person, but I'm not a fan of how it looks in concept drawings. The Temple was perfect
Who is Jackie Robinson? Think they're just going with the rest of MLB with that tie in.
Are you trolling?
It's cheesy but yes.
Big week for the rangers coming up.
Winter meetings start Sunday.
You know you want to come back to Texas Rendon.......
Winter meetings start Sunday.
You know you want to come back to Texas Rendon.......
Expect a big announcement soon. Like before the winter meetings
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I like it more and more as additional details come out. Originally looked like the one in Houston but I don't think that is the case and seems the details have been really well thought out. Loved the Ballpark but AC will be nice!
Edited to add it'll be hard to replace a park where I've watched World Series and playoff wins until I get to see those in the new park.
Edited to add it'll be hard to replace a park where I've watched World Series and playoff wins until I get to see those in the new park.
AccidentProne said:
Expect a big announcement soon. Like before the winter meetings
So...in the next 24-48 hours? Why are you doing this to me?
AccidentProne said:
Expect a big announcement soon. Like before the winter meetings
Tom Henke's glasses were made of diamonds and we are opening up the wallet?
AccidentProne said:
Expect a big announcement soon. Like before the winter meetings
Player related or stadium related?
Got my first good look at the stadium in a few months while at Jerryworld for some HS games. My main complaint on the outside is that it simply doesn't look like any kind of baseball stadium. I think the Ballpark has possibly the best looking facade in baseball, and I've been surprised how much they abandoned that. I get that since it's enclosed there would be lots of glass needed, which would change the look quite a bit. But they deviated more than I thought. Some red brick is retained, but it is very modern looking. I wish they'd retained more of the traditional look of the facade.
But I think the inside will come together well, sans the fake grass. And I think the Minute Maid comparisons are kind of dumb.
But I think the inside will come together well, sans the fake grass. And I think the Minute Maid comparisons are kind of dumb.
The Minute Maid comparisons are jealously and small peen...now if we had a train and decided to put a ****ing hill in the middle of center field....then they have case
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