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It's almost like Josh Hamilton never left Arlington.

The San Francisco Giants and St. Louis Cardinals will meet in the National League Championship Series for the second time in three years beginning on Saturday. Here's a recap of Tuesday's action:

Texas Rangers manager Ron Washington has suddenly resigned from the team, the Rangers announced Friday.

It's safe to say that the talent competition at the Miss Texas pageant doesn't involve pitching.

Michael Young, who spent 13 years as a fan favorite with the Texas Rangers, has decided to a retire, according to a report from ESPN Dallas.

One of Major League Baseball's most intimidating hitters is about to be in Arlington.

Much to the dismay of Texas Rangers fans around here, the Oakland A's clinched the American League West division title Sunday. But what was caught on TV in the locker room postgame celebration is a new one on me.

It isn't very often that you see MLB players play a position other than what they're known for. Whether it's a reliever in a catchers uniform, or seeing a first baseman at shortstop, it's always out of the ordinary. Not to mention it makes for an entertaining game. Last night the Texas Rangers put one of their most popular players in a position that even made him chuckle.

Check out this touching video from last night's (May 28) Boston Red Sox game, where two heroes from the Boston Marathon Bombings on April 15th got to throw out the first pitch together.

During his Hall of Fame career, there were two things Tony Gwynn Sr. did day in, day out. 1. Hit, and a lot. 2. Play the game with class. While his son Tony Gwynn Jr. has yet to enjoy the same level of success as his pop, he's definitely playing with the same level of class. Check out how Jr. handles a heckler.

Fox 4 in Dallas is reporting that Josh Hamilton's wife had to call security before Friday's game at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. This was Hamilton's first appearance at the stadium wearing an Angels uniform and the first since he made comments toward Rangers fans claiming that Dallas is "not a baseball city."

CBS Sports is reporting today that sources have told Randy Galloway of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram that Rangers CEO Nolan Ryan could soon leave the organization. The Rangers announced over the weekend that they have restructured the front office, moving Jon Daniels to president of baseball operations/GM and Rick George to president of business operations.