Alejandro Rosario

Rosario pitches against Fredericksburg in his final low-A start, 22 June 2024. Rosario threw a four and two-seamer in the 95-98 range, an 83-85 slider, and 89-92 change.

Pitches as follows:
Pimentel: 98 FB, 96 FB
Brown: 97 FB
Elijah Green: 95 FB, 83 SL
McHenry: 91 CH, 89 CH, 96 FB
Ochoa: 83 SL, 85 SL, 83 SL
Peoples: 92 CH
Green: 96 FB, 96 FB, 86 SL
Infante: 86 SL, 86 SL, 97 FB
Brown: 97 FB, ?? FB

Monday and Tuesday Pix From Surprise

I have to add some
Lines to this so the first pic
Renders the right size

Corey Seagar taking live bp
Josh Jung fielding drills
Sebastian Walcott and Cam Cauley
Sebastian Walcott
Cam Cauley
Skylar Hales
Anthony Gutierrez
Daniel Mateo
Echedry Vargas (bobbling a grounder, sorry)
Arturo Disla
Flags Fly Forever

Ranger (2008?-2023)

Ranger was the first cat Courtney and I got as a team in 2010, following the five (!) we brought separately to the relationship. My last of two “solo” cats had passed the year before, and we were down to two still in the house. We chose a two-year-old named “Barry,” who won our favor with his ultra-friendly demeanor and how he would flop in our laps. We renamed him Ranger, partly because it’s just a good name, partly because I had the hope that the Texas Rangers would win a championship during his lifetime.

Ranger was both the most precious and annoying cat ever. Ranger was vocal. Oh, he was vocal. Meowing at us, at friends, at repair people, at nothing at all in the middle of the night. He is also the reason I had to completely re-cover our back porch with a heavy, vinyl-coated screen, because he would tear through cheap screening to romp in the back yard. Ah, well.

Ranger was without guile, sincerely adored people and would become the best friend of anyone who would pay him attention. Because I’ve worked out of my house for ages, he was maybe slightly more “my” cat during his earlier years, but when Courtney was pregnant he spent as much time as possible propped on her belly, and when the pandemic sent Courtney home, he decided her home office would be his, too.

Ranger started having problems with arthritis and his kidneys early last year even though he was only 14 by our reckoning. The shelter can only guess the ages of adult cats, of course, and he may have been older when we got him. He hung around just long enough for Texas to win a championship.

No cat was ever sweeter. Goodbye, Ranger.

27 Feb 2010, Austin Animal Shelter

7 Nov 2023

Texas Rangers Back Field Photos: Thursday and Friday

(some dead space to push the first picture down far enough that it’s sized the same, la la la la)




Jack Leiter
Jack Leiter
Brock Porter
Emiliano Teodo
Sebastian Walcott
Sebastian Walcott
Luisangel Acuna
Yeison Morrobel and Gleider Figuereo (ball wasn’t caught, alas)
Anthony Gutierrez
Tommy Specht
Tommy Specht watching Sebastian Walcott get picked off
Danyer Cueva
Cam Cauley
Cam Cauley and a bird with a taste for danger
Daniel Robert
Chandler Pollard
Side session
Side session
Gleider Figeureo and Yenci Pena (they asked me for a portrait)
Daniel Mateo and Yosy Galan (also asked for a portrait)