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Five-time MLB All-Star Josh Hamilton was arrested on a charge of injury to a child in Fort Worth, Texas on Wednesday, according to multiple reports. CBS DFW reports that Hamilton turned himself in at the Tarrant County courthouse on the third-degree felony charge and faced a $35,000 bond. According to the report, one of the bond conditions prohibited Hamilton from contacting one of his three daughters or any child under the age of 17. Continue to Article

October 30, 2019 5:31:pm EST

Texas Rangers outfielder/designated hitter Shin-Soo Choo recently underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left shoulder, the team confirmed on Friday. Choo underwent the procedure last week. "Choo had his left AC joint scoped last week," Rangers general manager Jon Daniels said in a statement. Continue to Article

October 25, 2019 2:14:pm EST

The Rangers didn't look like a winning team coming into the year, but they kept their heads above water a lot longer than most expected. One big reason — or two, really — was that Lance Lynn and Mike Minor had great years to lead an otherwise shaky starting rotation. According to Baseball Reference, Minor tied Justin Verlander for the MLB lead in pitcher WAR (wins above replacement) while Lynn ranked third. Continue to Article

October 17, 2019 2:09:pm EST

The Los Angeles Angels employee who claims he gave opioids to late pitcher Tyler Skaggs told ESPN on Sunday that he is coming forward because it is "time for everyone to stand up and take responsibility." Eric Kay, the team's communications director whom ESPN reported is on paid leave as he deals with his own opioid addiction, issued a statement through his attorney to "Outside the Lines." "I felt and continue to feel that it is time for everyone to stand up and take responsibility for their respective roles in this," the statement read. Continue to Article

October 13, 2019 9:12:pm EST

The Los Angeles Angels employee who claims he gave opioids to late pitcher Tyler Skaggs told ESPN on Sunday that he is coming forward because it is "time for everyone to stand up and take responsibility." Eric Kay, the team's communications director whom ESPN reported is on paid leave as he deals with his own opioid addiction, issued a statement through his attorney to "Outside the Lines." "I felt and continue to feel that it is time for everyone to stand up and take responsibility for their respective roles in this," the statement read. Continue to Article

October 13, 2019 9:08:pm EST