With our buddy Dave Raymond, who is the TV play-by-play voice of the Texas Rangers.

It's brought to us by Mullen and Mullen injury law firm and by Globe Life Insurance.

Morning, Dave.

Good morning, George.

Well, okay, we've asked you about this before over the last couple of years, but seriously, I cannot figure out some of the things with this team offensively.

Go ahead and give us a theory again as to why they score half the amount of runs at home as they do on the road.

Well, I mean, the answer to that question is just simply that the ballpark plays a little bit that way.

Now, that doesn't mean you can't hit balls out of this ballpark or that teams don't.

You know, and I get the frustrations.

Believe me, I have them just like everybody else.

I get tired of saying it, but it is playing last year and this year as the least offensive

ballpark in baseball.

Part of that is they've got great pitching and their offense

has stunk. And so when you combine those two, you know, you have an undue influence on those

factors in your home ballpark. So I get the argument. But it's just a reality.

Team Mobile Park is yielding just a little bit more than Globe Life Field.

You know, the Guardians at Progressive Field are 28th.

But, I mean, the ballpark has played very pitcher-friendly.

So now, here's where I think that matters is that when you're a visiting team and you come in,

you're the Yankees this week and you're prepared.

You're like, okay, yeah, it's a big yard, you know, but that's good for our pitchers.

They'll have, you know, an ability to keep us in it.

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