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« on: December 14, 2012, 08:13:10 am »

Leaves the Rangers (the Bible Belt), goes to the Angels (L.A., west coast sin city), has an addiction problem. Sincerely, good luck Josh.
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« Reply #1 on: December 14, 2012, 08:29:31 am »

Yeah, no kidding. He has a drug problem but "God" told him to go to where drugs are legal. The time has past for players to show loyalty like George Brett and Kirby Pucket.
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« Reply #2 on: December 14, 2012, 08:45:46 am »

Yep no called no showed to a face to face meeting. Then the ranger's had to find out he signed with LA through twitter no one called to let them know. What a douche.
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« Reply #3 on: December 14, 2012, 08:51:17 am »

A couple of thoughts.  They have bibles in SoCal  ...  and there are plenty of drugs in Dallas.  Neither is nirvana.

Hamilton is a recovering addict/alcoholic.  He had been addicted to very hard illegal drugs, including heroin, and also addicted to legal drugs, alcohol.  The legal drug in Cal you are implying is marijuana, which has not been his issue.

Further, of the 162 games, half of them will be on the road, whether he plays in Cal or Texas.  More than half of his work year, March to September, will be on the road and staying in a hotel somewhere other than where he will live.

Temptation exists in virtually every city or town in the U.S.  He needs to manage himself regardless of where he works.  Then there is the little issue of compensation.  LA is going to pay him $25 mill per year for a guaranteed 5 year period.  
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« Reply #4 on: December 14, 2012, 08:57:18 am »

A couple of thoughts.  They have bibles in SoCal  ...  and there are plenty of drugs in Dallas.  Neither is nirvana.

Hamilton is a recovering addict/alcoholic.  He had been addicted to very hard illegal drugs, including heroin, and also addicted to legal drugs, alcohol.  The legal drug in Cal you are implying is marijuana, which has not been his issue.

Further, of the 162 games, half of them will be on the road, whether he plays in Cal or Texas.  More than half of his work year, March to September, will be on the road and staying in a hotel somewhere other than where he will live.

Temptation exists in virtually every city or town in the U.S.  He needs to manage himself regardless of where he works.  Then there is the little issue of compensation.  LA is going to pay him $25 mill per year for a guaranteed 5 year period.  

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« Reply #5 on: December 14, 2012, 09:00:08 am »

A couple of thoughts.  They have bibles in SoCal  ...  and there are plenty of drugs in Dallas.  Neither is nirvana.

Hamilton is a recovering addict/alcoholic.  He had been addicted to very hard illegal drugs, including heroin, and also addicted to legal drugs, alcohol.  The legal drug in Cal you are implying is marijuana, which has not been his issue.

Further, of the 162 games, half of them will be on the road, whether he plays in Cal or Texas.  More than half of his work year, March to September, will be on the road and staying in a hotel somewhere other than where he will live.


Temptation exists in virtually every city or town in the U.S.  He needs to manage himself regardless of where he works.  Then there is the little issue of compensation.  LA is going to pay him $25 mill per year for a guaranteed 5 year period.  

I'm not gonna go off on a tirade, but the salary is one of my biggest complaints. I'm not talking just about Hamilton (although I feel he is worth more like 15-18 mil), but professional sports in general. Anyway, not gonna waste my time on this subject. Just think Hamilton and many athletes are over paid.
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« Reply #6 on: December 14, 2012, 10:02:51 am »

Napoli, Young, and now Hamilton.  Im sure the rangers have something up there sleeve but they better hurry up. Not much left to choose from.  They will surely see a slip in ticket sales this year.
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« Reply #7 on: December 14, 2012, 04:02:43 pm »

A couple of thoughts.  They have bibles in SoCal  ...  and there are plenty of drugs in Dallas.  Neither is nirvana.

Hamilton is a recovering addict/alcoholic.  He had been addicted to very hard illegal drugs, including heroin, and also addicted to legal drugs, alcohol.  The legal drug in Cal you are implying is marijuana, which has not been his issue.

Further, of the 162 games, half of them will be on the road, whether he plays in Cal or Texas.  More than half of his work year, March to September, will be on the road and staying in a hotel somewhere other than where he will live.

Temptation exists in virtually every city or town in the U.S.  He needs to manage himself regardless of where he works.  Then there is the little issue of compensation.  LA is going to pay him $25 mill per year for a guaranteed 5 year period.  

Thanks for the buzzkill Debbie Downer. We're ranting not stating facts.
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« Reply #8 on: December 14, 2012, 07:32:26 pm »

I bet they sale plenty tickets if they stay competitive and yeah three fan favorites but fans will find new people to make a favorite I just wish we would have traded Hamilton instead of not getting him sighned now telling who we could have got for him.... was nap a free agent or did we trade him?  And I'm sure the rangers have a plan and no telling what they got hid in the farm system to bring up

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« Reply #9 on: December 16, 2012, 05:11:41 pm »

I understand they lost some guys but they still have Andrus, Kinsler, Cruz, Beltre, Murphy, Gentry, etc. There is plenty of talent there so I look for them to be pretty good still.
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