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The Ranger Report Podcast: A Texas Rangers podcast

The Ranger Report Podcast: A Texas Rangers podcast

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This Texas Rangers podcast is brought to you in part by Waltons. Visit Waltons.com for more information! The Ranger Report Podcast presented by Dallas Sports Nation and is the longest running Texas Rangers podcast in existence! This show covers the Texas Rangers baseball organization. We have new episodes every Thursday morning*. We bring you news, opinion, farm reports and interviews as well as some information and humor along the way. We hope that you will check us out and tell your Texas Rangers friends about us. Part of therangerreport.comBen Dieter Baseball & Softball Politics & Government
Episodes
  • Episode 273 - Texas Rangers Hire a New Manager
    Oct 13 2025
    The conversation delves into memorable moments in baseball, focusing on player rivalries and interactions. C.J. Berryman shares a specific game incident involving Adolis Garcia and Josh Young, highlighting the emotional reactions and humorous social media commentary that followed. The discussion also touches on the dynamics of player relationships within the team, particularly in light of trades and injuries. Takeaways C.J. Berryman recalls a memorable game incident. Adolis's reaction was notably emotional during the game. Josh Young suffered a significant injury from a pitch. Social media reactions can be humorous and insightful. Player interactions can be affected by trades and injuries. The camaraderie among players is often light-hearted. Humor can be found even in serious situations like injuries. Twitter serves as a platform for fan reactions. Team dynamics are influenced by individual player experiences. Rivalries in baseball can lead to memorable moments. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    34 mins
  • Episode 272 - Matt Hicks of The Rangers Sports Network
    Sep 19 2025
    Summary In this episode of the Ranger Report podcast, hosts Ben Deder and CJ Berryman are joined by Rangers radio man Matt Hicks to discuss the Texas Rangers' current season, focusing on the impact of young players, playoff hopes, pitching performance, and the future of manager Bruce Bochy. The conversation highlights the resilience of the team amidst injuries, the development of standout players like Cody Freeman and Jack Leiter, and the overall excitement surrounding the team's performance as they approach the end of the season. Takeaways The term 'Little Rascals' was coined by David Murphy to describe young players stepping up due to injuries. Cody Freeman brings intensity and joy to the game, reminiscent of Michael Young. The Rangers have a mathematical chance to make the playoffs, but it requires winning most of their remaining games. Injuries have significantly impacted the team's performance, but young players have risen to the occasion. Sean Armstrong has improved significantly and is trusted in high-leverage situations. The Rangers' pitching staff has been one of the best in the league this season. Jack Leiter has shown tremendous growth and has the potential to throw a no-hitter in the future. Bruce Bochy's future with the team is uncertain, with a 50-50 chance of returning next season. The pregame and postgame shows have been well-received, showcasing the personalities of the team. The importance of having fun in baseball, despite the pressures of the game. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Overview of the Season 02:56 The Impact of Young Players: The Little Rascals 05:52 Cody Freeman: A Rising Star 08:54 Playoff Hopes and Team Dynamics 11:49 Injuries and Their Effects on the Team 14:53 The Bullpen's Unsung Heroes 17:56 The Strength of the Starting Rotation 20:59 Jack Leiter's Development and Future Potential 25:09 Future Prospects for Jack 25:45 Bruce Bochy's Future with the Rangers 28:11 The Dynamics of Pre and Post Game Shows 30:20 Humor and Camaraderie in Broadcasting 32:39 Insights from Former Players 33:10 Mascot Experiences and Fun Stories Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    44 mins
  • Episode 271 - The Return of Lady Ranger Report
    Sep 12 2025
    In this episode of the Ranger Report podcast, C.J. Berryman and Robyn Hearn discuss the Texas Rangers' current playoff push, the impact of injuries on the team, and the emergence of young talent. They highlight key players, including Cody Freeman and Jack Leiter, and the importance of veteran influence in the locker room. The conversation also touches on the performance of the pitching staff and the significance of a strong bullpen. Finally, Robyn shares her experiences adjusting to life in Arkansas. Takeaways Robyn Hearn shares her excitement about her nephew's first birthday. The Rangers are making a strong playoff push despite injuries. Cody Freeman's mentality is reminiscent of Michael Young. Young players are stepping up in the absence of veterans. The importance of consistency in players like Josh Smith. Fans are re-engaging with the team as they perform well. Nathan Eovaldi was on track for the Cy Young before his injury. Jack Leiter's demeanor on the mound has improved significantly. Veteran players like Nathan Eovaldi positively influence younger teammates. Robyn discusses the unique sports culture in Arkansas. Chapters 00:00 Welcome Back to the Ranger Report 02:58 Rangers' Playoff Push and Young Talent 05:59 The Impact of Injuries on the Team 08:49 Pitching Staff Performance and Key Players 11:59 The Importance of Veteran Leadership 14:54 Young Players Rising to the Occasion 18:01 Adjustments and Team Dynamics 20:51 Wrapping Up and Personal Updates Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    34 mins
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