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We're right here just heard in Will's Ticker talking about those Texas Rangers who get swept at the hands of the angels over the weekend.

And yesterday was pretty bad.

14 strikeouts from Reed Detmer's only one hit, a Jake Berger home run.

And the question really I don't think anymore is what can you do to fix the offense?

The question is, and I think what we're going to get into here is, why haven't you done anything to address the offense?

And we're talking about you, Chris Young, not the GM, the president of baseball operations, says Finster

Maker is officially the GM. But the question, Monty, is why aren't you getting more called

into question about what you have and have not done and the moves you've made to put this

offense back in seemingly the exact same place that it was last year.

Yeah, I mean, I think we all knew at the time that attacking, pitching even more in the

off season was a nice luxury, but was not fixing any of the problems they had last year.

And I don't think hiring a new manager was going to fix any of those problems either.

Like you needed new bats and 36-year-old Andrew McCutcheon was not going to be that.

So, yeah, I'm a little lost as to what this team's overall vision is and where they think they are because they

kind of seem to me like they're in a bad limbo of arrow not pointing down but also not really

pointing up either and I definitely don't think you can argue it's going up because your best

players are all in their 30s outside of what Josh Young has been this year and hopefully

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