KXTR "The Ticket" 760 Baseball coverage

[Ignite]

Does The Ticket 760 broadcast Rangers or Astros games? I could of sworn on the website it said current broadcasting "Astros Baseball" but I know from listening to 760 for years they usually have Rangers baseball.
thanks.

[johngateswhiteley]

who cares, 760 inhales ball sacks.

[Melmart1]

I have no clue about the Astros but as far as I know, the only way that a fan can listen to the Rangers radio broadcasts is by subscribing to the MLB radio feed. It's only $14 for the entire year, so it is well worth it, imho.

[degenerate_gambler]

I have no clue about the Astros but as far as I know, the only way that a fan can listen to the Rangers radio broadcasts is by subscribing to the MLB radio feed. It's only $14 for the entire year, so it is well worth it, imho.

to be a fan of the Rangers, do you have to have the patience of Job?

[T Park]

Astros are on 760.

Did I see right the other day also, Channel 2 showed an Astros game?

[Melmart1]

to be a fan of the Rangers, do you have to have the patience of Job?

Rhetorical question forum.

[degenerate_gambler]

Rhetorical question forum.

nah..

my patience for them ran out a ways back after their another one of their annual post All Star game swoons.

[Melmart1]

I never give up on my teams, ever. I will be a Rangers fan till the day people bust out laughing at the funeral home when whoever is giving my eulogy says "she was a faithful Rangers fan until the end." Not everyone can or wants to be a fan of a team with 26 les.

[degenerate_gambler]

I'm a lifelong 'Stros fan but have rooted from the outside looking in for the Rangers since the days of Jim Sundberg, Toby Harrah, Mike Hargrove, Bump Wills, Claudell Washington, etc...

Their inability to put it all together for just one year is a mystery to me. The Law of Averages, to me, would seem to finally catch up with them,


Hopefully ya have lots of years left and they can bury you flashing a World Series Champions replica ring or two.

[Melmart1]

I'm a lifelong 'Stros fan but have rooted from the outside looking in for the Rangers since the days of Jim Sundberg, Toby Harrah, Mike Hargrove, Bump Wills, Claudell Washington, etc...

Their inability to put it all together for just one year is a mystery to me. The Law of Averages, to me, would seem to finally catch up with them,


Hopefully ya have lots of years left and they can bury you flashing a World Series Champions replica ring or two.

Most of those are before my time, though I know Sundberg spent a few years there at the end of his career when I first started watching as a little girl (circa late-80s). He actually works for the Rangers now but I forget his le. Sounds like something made up so that he can have a front office job.

I will toast to getting a few replica rings My other teams have won multiple times, so this would be the sweetest of all.