American League Champion Texas Rangers

Our PhD Committee is in Arlington as we worry and pray for Japan.  Ed interviews Bob Bavasi from Japanball.com about the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear fall out in Japan.  We then turn our focus on the Texas Rangers.  Ed interviews Baseball Bob (“the smartest man we know”) on whether the Rangers can repeat as American League Champions.  Then it’s time for 100 Places to See.  The podcast concludes as we say good bye to Texas and hello to The City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia.

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Ron Washington

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Rangers Manager – Ron Washington

This week is Rangers‘ week with our podcast featuring the American League Champion Texas Rangers being released on Friday, March 18th.  During this podcast we’ll hear from Bob Bavasi from Japanball.com about the earthquake in Japan.  Then we’ll hear from Baseball Bob (the smartest man we know) and hear his opinion on whether the Rangers can repeat in 2011.

Ranger Red

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Listen to our 2010 Texas Ranger Podcast

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Past posts about the Texas Rangers

2010 World Series

Bukiet Predicts Rangers & Phillies to Meet in World Series

2010 League Championship Series

Cowboys Stadium

Dealey Plaza

Fort Worth Stockyards

Earthquake in Japan

8.9 on the Richter Scale

Our next podcast will be released on Friday, March 18th.  Originally this podcast was to solely feature the American League Champion Texas Rangers but due to the earthquake in Japan that took place on March 11th, Ed Kasputis will also be interviewing Bob Bavasi from Japanball.com.

We’ll get the latest on what is happening in this island nation.  Japan is 89% the size of California with a population of 127 million people.  California is the most populous state in the United States with a population of 37 million people.  Donations can be made to the American Red Cross.

Japanese Family leaves Japan one hour before Earthquake

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Tsunami – Sendai, Japan

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