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Step forward for Rangers OF Josh Hamilton?

Texas Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton played a light game of catch before Wednesday’s game against Toronto, the first step toward returning to action for baseball’s leading hitter.

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Kinsler, Cruz homer as Rangers beat Blue Jays 8-1

Texas Rangers’ David Murphy, left, congratulates teammate Michael Young who scores against the Toronto Blue Jays during first-inning AL baseball game action in Toronto on Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2010.

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Rangers snap skid with victory over Jays

The Rangers used a leadoff home run from Ian Kinsler and a strong outing from Derek Holland to defeat the Blue Jays, 8-1, Wednesday night at Rogers Centre.

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Texas Rangers’ Josh Hamiton plays catch with Elvis Andrus; return uncertain

Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton played a light game of catch before Wednesday’s game against the Blue Jays, the first step toward returning to action for baseball’s leading hitter.

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Rangers send Lee to Texas for back exam

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Rangers left-hander Cliff Lee returned to Texas on Wednesday to get a shot and have his ailing back checked out. Lee was scheduled to rejoin the AL West leaders on Friday.

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Great outfield defense helps Rangers to win

The Rangers clinched a series win over the Royals with a 4-3 victory at Kauffman Stadium on Wednesday night.

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Kinsler, Hamilton to rejoin lineup on Friday

The Rangers had two potentially dangerous pinch-hitters on their bench Wednesday night: All-Star second baseman Ian Kinsler and outfielder Josh Hamilton.

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Rangers’ Lee returns to Texas for back treatment

-Rangers left-hander Cliff Lee returned to Texas on Wednesday to get a shot and have his ailing back checked out. Left-handedness – Cliff Lee – Texas Rangers – United States – History

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Texas Rangers OF Josh Hamilton out of lineup with sore right knee

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Texas Rangers activate Ian Kinsler from disabled list

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Texas Rangers activated second baseman Ian Kinsler off the disabled list Wednesday and plan to put him in the starting lineup Friday against the Minnesota Twins.

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Rangers to activate Kinsler on Wednesday

Second baseman Ian Kinsler is expected to be activated off the disabled list on Wednesday. Manager Ron Washington said Kinsler will not start on Wednesday but is expected back in the lineup on Friday.

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Vlad starting to heat up at the plate

The Rangers are starting to get excited again about what Vladimir Guerrero is showing at the plate. He had home runs on both Wednesday and Thursday night, and went into Friday's game hitting .346 with three home runs and nine RBIs in his past 13 games.

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Rangers’ bullpen finds a way

The Texas Rangers found themselves locked in another close one with Minnesota on Wednesday, but neither of their primary late-inning right-handers was available.

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Washington juggles lineup with lefty matchup

David Murphy was out of the lineup on Wednesday night, the first of five straight games the Rangers were facing a left-handed starting pitcher.

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Cantu to see extended time at first base

Jorge Cantu was at first base on Wednesday night with left-hander Brian Duensing on the mound for the Twins.

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Hamilton gets another start as DH

Josh Hamilton was used as the designated hitter for the second straight game on Wednesday, the first time this season he has done so in back-to-back games. Manager Ron Washington said the decision was more as a preventative measure than anything else.

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Rangers’ Young out of lineup for 2nd straight game

Texas Rangers third baseman Michael Young was out of the starting lineup for the second straight game due to a stiff neck. Young left Monday night’s game against Tampa Bay after six innings and didn’t play on Tuesday. He first felt the neck discomfort when he woke up Monday

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Rangers sign Cora to Minors deal

The Rangers announced the signing of infielder Alex Cora to a Minor League contract. Cora is expected to join Triple-A Oklahoma City for Wednesday's game against Reno.

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Holland likely to make start Wednesday

Rangers manager Ron Washington hinted at Derek Holland making the start on Wednesday against the Rays but would not commit to the decision until Tuesday.

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Guzman hopes to get hot, puts in extra time

Cristian Guzman has just three singles in his past 29 at-bats going into Wednesday's game against the Yankees. He was out for early batting practice with hitting coach Clint Hurdle, even though the temperature was around 98-100 degrees.

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