Podcast appearances and mentions of Colby Lewis

The final hour of GBAG Nation live from Globe Life Field!

A rattlesnake was spotted on a Texas beaches?!  Steve fills us in before we're joined by baseball jesus himself - Mike Rhyner!  We talk about Colby Lewis, the pain of the World Series losses, and, who's his favorite Ranger of all time?! 

Rangers legend Colby Lewis stops by for another great chat. The guys talk spring training, Wyatt Langford and more on this weeks episode the Rangers Today Baseball Podcast! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Former Texas Rangers Colby Lewis joins the Nation to talk Diamondbacks vs Rangers World Series Game 1 

A local news anchor attempts a good deed that went wrong before we get into the Today Game - with Kristaps Porzingis, Colby Lewis and the Fightin' McMahons as candidates

Former Texas Rangers pitcher Colby Lewis talks the Rangers rotation, dealing with umpires and memories of the World Series

In the 12 p.m. hour of the K&C Masterpiece, the guys share their sports takes and special skills in the Combo Platter, then chat with former Texas Rangers pitcher Colby Lewis before discussing fictional movies that could really happen in Masterpiece Theater

In the 12 p.m hour of the K&C Masterpiece, Former Texas Rangers pitcher Colby Lewis talks Spring Training. THE EXPRESSWAY - Where do the Mavs stack up in the Western Conference and the Bears could move on from Justin Fields? 

Jeff and John welcome former Texas Rangers RHP Colby Lewis. He was the hero of Game 6 going 8 innings against the Yankees. Listen to his story about his conversation with Washington about pitching in the 9th. He also talks about Richard Durrett, the World Series, Japan and growing up in California. Lots of fun with the former Ranger great. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/txrangerspod/support

Tyler Lewis and Colby Lewis are co-owners of Phenom Hoop Report, they both played division 1 college basketball and now they both have a podcast. Welcome to the Lewis Brothers: A Basketball Podcast. On this episode we talk about the NCHSAA and NCISAA playoffs as well as breakdown each team in the Hoop State Championship. Give us a listen, rate us 5-stars and we'll see y'all next week!! CLICK HERE FOR OUR NEW MERCH FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL: YOUTUBE + INSTAGRAM + TWITTER

Tyler Lewis and Colby Lewis are co-owners of Phenom Hoop Report, they both played division 1 college basketball and now they both have a podcast. Welcome to the Lewis Brothers: A Basketball Podcast. On this episode we talk about the NCHSAA and NCISAA playoffs. Give us a listen, rate us 5-stars and we'll see y'all next week!! CLICK HERE FOR OUR NEW MERCH FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL: YOUTUBE + INSTAGRAM + TWITTER

Tyler Lewis and Colby Lewis are co-owners of Phenom Hoop Report, they both played division 1 college basketball and now they both have a podcast. Welcome to the Lewis Brothers: A Basketball Podcast. On this episode we talk about week 5 of the Hoop State Live Tour. Give us a listen, rate us 5-stars and we'll see y'all next week! CLICK HERE FOR COMBINE vs LAKE NORMAN CHRISTIAN STREAM CLICK HERE FOR OUR NEW MERCH FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL: YOUTUBE + INSTAGRAM + TWITTER

Tyler Lewis and Colby Lewis are co-owners of Phenom Hoop Report, they both played division 1 college basketball and now they both have a podcast. Welcome to the Lewis Brothers: A Basketball Podcast. On this episode we talk about week 5 of the Hoop State Live Tour. Give us a listen, rate us 5-stars and we'll see y'all next week! CLICK HERE FOR STREAM SCHEDULE CLICK HERE FOR OUR NEW MERCH FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL: YOUTUBE + INSTAGRAM + TWITTER

Tyler Lewis and Colby Lewis are co-owners of Phenom Hoop Report, they both played division 1 college basketball and now they both have a podcast. Welcome to the Lewis Brothers: A Basketball Podcast. On this episode we talk about week 4 of the Hoop State Live Tour, concentrating on our Phenom event Tuesday night starting at 7PM. Give us a listen, rate us 5-stars and we'll see y'all next week! CLICK HERE FOR STREAM SCHEDULE CLICK HERE FOR OUR NEW MERCH FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL: YOUTUBE + INSTAGRAM + TWITTER

Song: Sleep on the Floor by Lumineers. Town: Brownsville, Texas. Player: Colby Lewis. Book: Sure Signs by Ted Kooser

Brice Paterik revisits the greatness of playoff Colby Lewis and reveals why the 2010 Giants shouldn't have won the World Series Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brice Paterik revisits the greatness of playoff Colby Lewis and reveals why the 2010 Giants shouldn't have won the World Series Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Rangers drop two of three versus the Tigers to earn a series split, forged by the tenacity of Colby Lewis and lackthereof from Feldman, Harrison, and the bullpen at large. At this point in the season, more games have been lost via late-inning bullpen meltdown as opposed to a “normal” loss. Perhaps there are reinforcements on the way?! (Please?) Follow us on twitter: @RangersRundown, @SvelteMarvin, @cmichaelkinser, @BUHMoney Email us at: RangersRundown@gmail.com iTunes: https://t.co/9IRwlNBCNo Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/rangers-rundown?refid=stpr Streaming: https://cast.rocks/hosting/11678/feeds/

Police in Ottawa are searching for a suspect in Wednesday’s downtown shooting, which left one person dead and three seriously wounded. One of the victims is a 15-year-old boy.In Alabama, the second trial of Colby Lewis began on Monday. Lewis is facing burglary and rape charges for a 2016 gun-point attack on a University of Alabama student, which he was linked to through DNA evidence. He was first put on trial in 2019, but a mistrial was declared in September, after one of the jurors refused to participate in the deliberations.Finally, in Toronto, former pastor, Philip Grandine, was sentenced to 15 years for the 2011 manslaughter of his wife, Karissa, who was 20 weeks pregnant at the time of her death. The judge found that Grandine had been sneaking anti-anxiety medications into the victim’s food, leading her to drown in a bathtub. Grandine was found guilty of manslaughter by a jury in his first trial, in 2014. However, that verdict was set aside on appeal.

Interview with 11 year Major League Baseball pitcher Colby Lewis. Talking Baseball and Finances! Plus some great personal stories!!

Welcome to the Spooky Sconnie podcast, the show that talks about the spooky, paranormal, criminal, and just plain odd Badger State. While we're known for sportsball and food, there's a lot more to learn about Wisconsin if you know where to look. In this episode, I cover the Pfister - a Milwaukee hotel spooky enough to scare off professional atheletes... and fancy enough to keep the pleebs like me away. We'll cover fun history, baseball, and portly gents. Also, does this look like it's seemlessly integrated? I don't think so. Further reading History on the Pfister website Documentary on the Pfister Pfister named one of America’s most haunted historic hotels Stories from Bryce Harper, Brandon Phillips, Giancarlo Stanton, Michael Young, Justin Upton, Pablo Sandoval, CJ Wilson, and Shane Victorino Carlos Martinez's story Jon Gray's ghost hunting The most frightening haunted baseball stories from Milwaukee's Pfister Hotel, according to MLB Here's a list of MLB players who have been haunted by Milwaukee's Pfister Hotel from JS Online This Shit Doesn’t Happen Overnight: The Insidious Planning That Goes Into Gentrification 7 Reasons Why Gentrification Hurts Communities of Color 5 Tactics That Fight Gentrification While Boosting Community Development 9 Ways Privileged People Can Reduce the Negative Impact of Gentrification Don’t Fall for These 3 Excuses for Gentrification – They’re Excusing Colonization, Too The next episode should be out by January 19th. Transcript Hey! In case you haven't listened to the first episode, I'm Kirsten Schultz and I'm your host. We talk about everything weird and creepy and spooky and random in Wisconsin. I really love true crime and I was really kind of getting bummed that the only few things being covered in Wisconsin constantly are Ed Gein and Jeffrey Dahmer. And while both of their stories are interesting, there's so much more to Wisconsin. So thanks for tuning in. Thanks for wanting to learn more about Wisconsin and random creepy shit. This week I wanted to do one of the coolest places. I have never been in the state. The Pfister hotel in Milwaukee is expensive enough to scare off the average person (i.e., me) and haunted enough to scare off even professional athletes. ----more---- Located at 424 East Wisconsin Avenue, the Pfister Hotel opened in 1893. The hotel is ornate and beautiful and happens to house the largest Victorian art collection of any hotel in the world, which I guess I didn't assume any hotel housed much Victorian art. So that was a weird fact for me. I don't know. It's fancy. It costs about a million dollars to build back in 1893. Um, and just to give you a rough idea in today's money, that's about $26,000,000. It's a lot. It's not just one of the most haunted places in Wisconsin, it's also one of the most haunted places in the country and constantly makes top 10 lists or top nine list or random numbers, but it's constantly the top of like spooky haunted hotel shit which is kind of awesome. It is the vision of businessman Guido Pfister and his son Charles. Um, like I said, the hotel opened in 1893. Charles went forward with the plan, still really enthusiastic about it, um, after his father passed away in 1889. So they had been talking, had been, you know, getting things set in motion for the hotel to go and be built and get started. And I'm all the sudden Guido dies and Charles, you know, carries on, wants to make sure that their family name, you know, still gets represented and really, um, kind of do this for pop kind of a thing, which was cool. It was designed by architect Henry C Koch [multiple pronunciations follow] - I don't know, whatever. There's too many pronunciations of that name. Um, he also designed the Turner Hall which is now Turner Ballroom which is a concert hall in Milwaukee, um, Science Hall at the University of Wisconsin campus in Madison as well as Milwaukee's city hall. The Pfister had features uncommon in its time such as fireproofing, electricity, and even thermostat controls like this shit was fannnncy. It replaced the Newhall House essentially, um, which had been destroyed in a fire in 1883. And that killed 90 people. But, but the Newhall House was like THE hotel in the city. Um, so once the Pfister came in, it became THE hotel in the city. And it's constantly where a number of professional sports teams stay when they're in town, where a lot of performing acts at nearby entertainment venue stay. So it's really a mainstay of stable in Milwaukee 125 years later, which is really cool. The story or the lobby is three stories and they really wanted to make it like a lush, opulent, glorious living room. There's touches of gold gilding, grand marble staircases that have bronze lions on them, like, to greet people, like on the sides. It's ridiculous. There's of course paintings and all the fancy art. There's a fresco on the ceiling, like it's like the spooky hotel should have been on American Horror Story: Hotel. Like it is fancy as fuck. Fuck-fancy. The whole way that the art collection started was actually, Charles wanted to share his personal art collection with the guests and really make that area feel like the fancy ass living room it is. It kind of started from there. The original building, um, because there have been additions which I will get to in a moment. Um, but it was eight stories. It's kind of this creamy or grayish limestone. There's romanesque renewal architecture on the outside. Um, there's granite columns, there's terra cotta touches and there's these giant bay windows - giant. The original 200 rooms were built with high ceilings and decorated with 19th century decorations, as you might imagine. It really offered a number of cool, um, services and conveniences within its walls as a lot of, like really fancy hotels tend to do it, housed things including restaurants, naturally a barbershop, hair salon, a drugstore with a Soda Fountain, a men's Lounge, a ladies' lounge, and the ballroom, which is, you know, available for rent for different things like weddings and other events at exorbitant prices. Um, you know, has seen a number of really cool events including a dinner for President William Mckinley and his cabinet, which is kind of amazing. Um, I don't think many people realize like how cool Wisconsin is. I mean, that's why I'm doing this podcast, but like, it's just one of those places that has always, you think of Milwaukee and that's what you think of, um, at least for people I think within the state who know about Pfister and it's significance in Milwaukee. That's what you think - for me, I think of the Brewers, the Bucks, and the Pfister, which they all kind of go together oddly enough. We'll get to that in a minute. So in the late fifties to early sixties, uh, there was a real period of decline, um, just in general in Milwaukee. It kind of tanked a little bit and fewer people were going to these really expensive fancy places. So, the hotel was purchased by Ben Marcus (of Marcus theaters, like, fame) and he wanted to bring the hotel back to its former glory because it also had kind of fallen into disrepair in some spots and it wasn't as great as it once had been over several years. They, you know, did renovations across though, it's how they also added some new things. So the first thing to do was a 23-story guestroom tower and it's kind of, if you're looking head on at the building, it's actually behind the original building, kind of like a circular tower, which is interesting. And that provided another 176 rooms and there's also a parking garage with that. And this is all 'seamlessly' added onto the old building. I kept seeing the word seamlessly added like that phrase. And honestly I get what they're going for. The colors the same. The style is not the same. I mean it's like setting up a roll of paper towels behind your laptop and making sure they're the same color and being like, "look, this was seamlessly added." Like, no, it's not the same. Um, it is really clear that it's not the same. You know, the, the added tower really looks very a sixties, I don't know. Anyway, to them it was seamlessly added. That's where the fanciest things are, which to me doesn't make any sense because they should be in the old building. But uh, there's rooms that feature English regency furniture, oversize wooden beds with post headboards swag drapes, framing bay windows and written white marble bathrooms. And just roll, just roll with the, uh, accents here. Currently all of the hotels, rooms and suites have magnificent furnishings. I copied some of this stuff from their hotels.com page, so I'm not meaning to sound like an ad for them, but it's going to come off a little bit that way. Um, there's 307 rooms currently. Um, there are 82 suites which have wet bars and sitting rooms. And wet bars, if you don't know what that is, um, if you've ever been in a larger hotel room and there's a little kitchennette kind of a thing where you've got like a little sink and a little like wine fridge that's a wet bar, not like swim up to a bar Wet Bar, although that'd be kind of amazing in these suites. The heritage suites have separate baths and showers, vanities, beautiful bathrooms and California king size beds. The king suites are in the historical section of the hotel and those have two rooms, a parlor and then the bedroom with a king bed. And in the pictures I was seeing, they are all like four-post beds, which is kind of fun. There's also usually like a pull out sleeper sofa in the parlor room. The tower king and double rooms or deluxe rooms which have spectacular views of the city and Lake Michigan because it is really in the heart of kind of downtown area, so you're really close to the lake and that towers pretty tall, so it's really easy to see the lake from those rooms. The Pfister double room is a deluxe room which is located in the section of the hotel that was renovated in 2008 because there was, there have been some ongoing renovations, but nothing quite as large as that one in the sixties from Ben Marcus. There's also a governor suite which is a three room suite. It includes a desk, a flatscreen TV, makeup mirrors, hairdryers and other amenities. You know, kind of going back to that Victorian artwork, visitors can explore and learn about the art collection in two ways. There's a self-guided tour, but the hotel - this is how you know it's fucking fancy - always has an artist-in-residence and they will take you on a tour of the artwork. Of course, it's had many different fancy people from dignitaries to musicians to actors, politicians (which I guess they're including in dignitaries but I feel like there's not a lot of dignity there). It's the most historic hotel in Wisconsin. It's a member of the elite preferred hotels and resorts worldwide and historic hotels of America, which, uh, is part of the program for National Trust for Historic Preservation. It's also a perennial winner of the AAA four diamond award. It's got like, it's one of those places that leaves chocolate on your pillows and has this little little note on the chocolates: "Because this hotel is a human institution to serve people and not solely a moneymaking organization. We hope that God will grant you peace and rest while you are under our roof. May the business that brought you out here way prosper. May every call you make and every message you receive add to your joy. May this room and hotel be your second home." Yeah, a is weird. Like I get it, but also like we're in 2018, 2019 here. Um, I don't know. It's just weird. Anyway, like I said, not here to be an advert for the hotel. So, let's dive into hauntings. The Pfister is legendary for ghosts, ghost hunting, ghost stories. Um, it was actually named one of America's most haunted historic hotels, which is real cool. The legend is that one of the ghost that haunts the hotel is Charles Pfister. You may remember him as the kid that went ahead and built the hotel. Guests and staff have seen him. They think he's a good natured portly gent. (Portly Gent - please some day if slash when I die, refer to me as a portly gent because that would be amazing) He usually stands, like, around the fancy staircase or is walking around the lobby and kind of enjoying what he built, which is cool. He's also been seen walking around the galleries and looking at the art. There's also like a random note in here about the people, like, hear puppies? I, I would be so happy, like I love dogs! So, every time I see any kind of animal I either shout out what it is - "Puppies!" - or, like, if I'm driving and I see a cow, okay, I'll go "Moos!" or I'll just start moving at them. Like, it would frustrate me to no end to be in a place where I can hear puppies, but there's no puppies to be found. I'm sorry. That is torture. Torture. Um, aside from puppies, the Pfister is beyond infamous among sports teams, particularly in major league baseball - so much so that a number of players will pay their own way to stay in different hotels to avoid the Pfister altogether when their teams are in town to play the Brewers. Players in general have reported things like stomping footsteps, moving lights, the AC or TV turning on and off, and mysterious voices. Um, I'll put a link to some of the most interesting and fun stories because there are a lot. Um, but I also want to share some right now because Holy Shit. Adrian Beltre, who's now retired, said in an interview in Sports Illustrated of all places that he heard knocking in the hallway and on his door. So, he went out to investigate, and found no one. Later, he watched as the air conditioning and TV both were switching on and off by themselves. When he was sleeping, he was awakened by pounding noises from behind his headboard. He was so scared that he actually took his bat with him to bed for protection and he was only able to sleep about two hours he said during his three nights stay. Carlos Gomez, former Brewer now on the Tampa Bay Rays, also experienced something paranormal. A day before a game, he heard disembodied voices and his ipod switched on by itself. It began vibrating wildly and just fell down. When he picked, he picked up the Ipod to look at it, to try to figure out what's wrong. So he puts it back down on the table and it started doing the same thing again. I love Carlos Gomez. Oh God, he's so cool. Brendan Ryan said in 2009 of his experience, "it was like a moving light that kind of passed through the room and the room got a bit chillier." The Brewers' manager, Craig Counsell, said two years ago that he heard former Pirates infielder Pedro Alvarez had experienced some 'weirdness' at the hotel and that matches up with a story told that year by Pirates manager Clint Hurdle, who didn't name names but said one of his players became spooked because the TV in his room turned on a couple of times throughout the night. Ji-Man Choi, who's currently on the Tampa Bay Rays and playing with Carlos Gomez which is awesome, had a spirit appear in his bed in 2016. Carlos Martinez of the Cardinals had a run in with a ghost in mid 2018, too. This one made a lot more news because I think we're more down to talk about this shit now it seems like. Um, so what he said was after he saw an apparition in his room, he couldn't sleep alone. And he even took to instagram to share his experience, which is probably part of why this blew up. Um, so he has actually like an instagram video and I'll link to that in the show notes. You can take a look at it because it's amazing. Colby Lewis apparently saw a 'skeletal apparition' move across this hotel room around 1:30 AM. It freaked him out so much that he talked with the team's chaplain as soon as possible. And then missed a press appearance the next day because he was too freaked out just trying to deal with it. Um, one anonymous manager reported he had to calm down a player in the middle of the night to convince him that ghosts don't exist. While many players have fear over the hotel, there are actually a bunch that are like, "Yeah, bring it on!" Rockies pitcher Jon Gray is one of those types of people. He's our peeps, um, and he actually conducted a paranormal investigation where the times he was in town, which is really cool and I want to hang out with that dude. Seriously, that's the way to do it. You just got to embrace it. If you find nothing, then like, you can calm yourself down and be like, 'hey, it's fine. No portly gents in my room.' Portly gent. Um, some of the other things that people see or experience are phantom footsteps, both apparently of the human and puppy variety, floating orbs, phantom voices, electrical anomalies, object manipulations and apparitions of portly gents and apparently also not poorly gents. Uh, so this is kind of a quick one because there's not really anything super scary about the Pfister. It just haunted as fuck. Um, and I'll put pictures of the outside. You can tell me if you agree with me or not, that they are two parts and do not look seamlessly integrated whatsoever. Yeah. I don't know. I really love downtown Milwaukee. In the last couple of years, It's seen a really nice resurgence and um, you know, good restaurants and good entertainment. I think one of the tricky things though is so much of that resurgence has come because of gentrification and that's essentially when white people move in and start taking over neighborhoods. So, if you've ever seen a Whole Foods go up in a place that was "not a good neighborhood" um, and then like that neighborhood starts prospering and hipsters move in? That's gentrification. Um, and Oh God, it happened so much here between Milwaukee and Madison and even some of the other larger cities in the state. Um, it's actually happening right now over on the east side of Madison where there's a number of buildings being put up - like new concert venues and new, like, luxury apartment buildings that then nobody can afford. And I think that's part of why you see it almost always tends to be like white hipster kids move and because they have money, or somehow at least enough money to, to live there because it's convenient and they can walk across the street to get groceries and whatever. I don't know. Um, it's, it's frustrating to me because there should be ways we should be looking at ways to, you know, reignite parts of our cities without gentrifying and without essentially resorting to racist white supremacist tactics to get there. Um, come for the knowledge about historical fun, creepy shit in Wisconsin, stay for the civics and justice lessons. Um, if you're interested in learning more about gentrification, I will include a couple of notes here, a couple of links in the show notes for you to do so. I hope you enjoyed the show. Uh, I think next I'm going to do a cryptid, the Hodag from Rhinelander. Yes. Rhinelander is a city, it's not like the Highlander, I promise. And I've kind of got a basically out of some of the things I want to cover soon. Um, I think after that I'll probably do a crime - like cover or crime, not commit a crime, um, because I wouldn't advertise that on any sort of media that I was going to commit a crime. The only crime I've done lately is I just ate Taco Bell before recording a podcast, which doesn't sound like a smart idea, does it? If you heard tummy gurgling was me, it's not you, it's fine. That's all for today's show. If you're wanting to find ways to get in touch with me, just search 'Spooky Sconnie Podcast' on social media. The twitter handle is @SpookySconnie, and then on facebook and instagram it's just Spooky Sconnie Podcast and you can see phone pictures of my husband wearing a cow head fake cowhead emphasis on fake. If you have anything you want to send me, you can do that at SpookySconniePodcast@gmail.com. Uh, as long as it's, you know, electronic. Don't try to put cookies in your email - it will not send edible cookies. Yeah, I think that's it. Um, if you like the show, please consider rating and subscribing. The ratings really help people find us. And it'd be Kinda cool to, like, be fancy causeI love being fancy and hanging out with some of my favorite podcasty people would be AMAZING. Oh, a quick shout out if you are looking for another podcast to listen to if you're just like so excited about learning about different places and you want to continue that and learn about whole different countries. Check out Nothing Rhymes With Murder. It is one of my favorite podcasts. The host are hilarious. They're funny. They're British, so I love listening to them talk anyway. And each episode they 'travel' to a different country and cover crimes in country. Sometimes it's murders, sometimes it's not, um, but then they'll also give you hot spots that are like somewhat close to where they are crimes occurred so that if you should happen to be going to know Ireland, then you could like checkout a cool place near Belfast where this crime happened. Like it's, it's really like 50 percent crime, 25 percent amazing banter and another 25 percent like travel show. It's basically my dream show. It's fine, it's the best. It's amazing. Um, so if you're looking for another great podcast, check that one out. And thanks for listening. Have an awesome day. And stay tuned for more creepy shit. You just listened to the Spooky Sconnie podcast. It is produced every two weeks by me, Kirsten Schultz. The intro, outro music is from Purple Plant. You can find show notes and more over at spookysconnie.podbean.com, including a transcript in case you missed anything. Take a minute and rate and subscribe if you can. You'll help more people see the show by rating and you won't miss a single episode if you subscribe, and that's pretty dope. You can support the show over at patreon.com/spookysconniepodcast and you can email me anything you'd like me to know at spookysconniepodcast@gmail.com. Meantime, sleep tight. Don't let the badgers. Bye.  

Our 2009 Phillies play Colby Lewis, the guy we were trying to sign for a long time, as our team threatens to start the year with a very, very bad record. This is "Playing the Rube," in which Tim Malcolm and Dan Walsh use Out of The Park Baseball to win more championships with the Philadelphia Phillies after the 2008 season, something Ruben Amaro Jr. couldn't do as the team's general manager. Music by bensound.com.

Two guys wonder if they can win more championships with the Philadelphia Phillies after the 2008 season, something Ruben Amaro Jr. couldn't do as the team's general manager. Tim Malcolm and Dan Walsh finish spring training 2009, set up the roster and get progressively frustrated with free agent pitcher Colby Lewis. Music by bensound.com.

Sometimes baseball front offices are faced with some very difficult decisions. Such is the case with the Rangers and long time pitcher Colby Lewis having to part ways. MLB.com's Alyson Footer and Rangers reporter T.R. Sullivan discuss what Lewis meant to the team and Jonathan Lucroy's charitable contributions to the community.

Carlos Gomez has decided to return to the Texas Rangers. MLB.com's Alyson Footer and Jack Morris along with Rangers reporter T.R. Sullivan discuss the Gomez deal and if Colby Lewis could be brought back to help the starting rotation.

The Dallas Morning News sports writers discuss Colby Lewis pitching, fatigue in the bull pen, and the slow gun in Globe Life Park.

Ballzy hosts Evan Grant and Barry Horn talk about the current status of Texas Rangers outfielder Ian Desmond, who hasn't been the same hitter since the All Star Break. Also, the pair discuss how Nomar Mazarra has fallen off the medal stand for being the Rookie of the Year and when we can expect Derek Holland and Colby Lewis to return to the pitching staff. Barry and Evan also talk about Prince Fielder's emotional press conference. They also look at the upcoming games heading into September. Many teams are under .500 and could help the Rangers clinch that playoff spot. Finally, could Martin Perez be a solid #3 in the Postseason?

Ballzy hosts Kevin Sherrington and Barry Horn chat with Rangers insider Evan Grant in Boston. The group talks about the recent loses for the Texas Rangers, including a discussion on the way they lost. The bullpen is discussed and what needs to be done to improve, including their thoughts on Nick Martinez and Chi Chi Gonzales. Also, could Matt Moore or Jake Odorizzi be joining the team? Also on the show, a chat about Ian Desmond - how he's more than just an All-Star, and could be seen as an MVP candidate. Evan gives his thoughts on similarities between Desmond and Michael Young. Finally, when the team can expect Yu Darvish, Colby Lewis, and Derek Holland to return.

Ballzy hosts Kevin Sherrington and Barry Horn chat with Evan Grant, on assignment in New York. The crew start the show talking bullpen - why Sam Dyson is taking a four-day rest, plus updates on Shawn Tolleson, Yu Darvish, and Colby Lewis. Also on the show, do the Rangers needs another starter? Another bullpen piece? A closer? The guys also point out the fact there's no rush to make deals with a 10-game lead. Finally, a discussion on Prince Fielder, Nomar Mazara, and Jurickson Profar.

The Rangers will feel the effects of losing Colby Lewis to the disabled list. MLB.com's Alyson Footer and Rangers reporter T.R. Sullivan discuss just how clutch Lewis has been and how soon he can return, when Derek Holland's expected to return, and the plan while these two return from injury.

Rose and Millar are back in Studio 42! Colby Lewis was on his way to a perfect game and the guys break it down and look into his impressive outing. Although, he couldn't hold on to the perfect game or the no-hitter, Colby Lewis still had one great day in Oakland.

DVR (@DerekVanRiper) and Todd (@ToddZola) discuss surprising arms of 2016, including Colby Lewis, John Lackey, and Steven Wright.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Texas Rangers stay red hot...as does Colby Lewis, who improves to 5-0 for the first time in his career...with a 7-3 win Tuesday against the Cleveland Indians.

Rangers reporter T.R. Sullivan caught up with pitcher Colby Lewis to find out how he got into biking and how he became friends with Nascar driver Kevin Harvick.

Ballzy hosts Barry Horn and Kevin Sherrington chat with Evan Grant from Surprise, Arizona. Evan provides an update on Spring Training, including the recent acquisition of left fielder Ian Desmond. Evan also chats with Colby Lewis about his exercise habits and where the pitcher will fit into the rotation.

Welcome to Texas, Justin Ruggiano. MLB.com's Dave Raymond and Rangers reporter T.R. Sullivan spotlight Ruggiano's ability to be a difference maker for the Rangers, who the Rangers could pick up for their starting rotation and whether or not they'll sign Colby Lewis.

The Rangers are looking for depth. MLB.com's Dave Raymond and Rangers reporter T.R. Sullivan explore who they'll be looking to add in the offseason and whether or not they'll keep Colby Lewis in Texas.

Austin and Dustin discuss the start that Colby Lewis has had this season and what it means going forward. They also breakdown Rougned Odor being sent down to AAA and his replacement, Thomas Field.

Kenny Ducey talks to Jason Wojciechowski (@jlwoj) of ESPN.com about the highly-competitive AL West, now featuring Jeff Samardzija, and some other items including Colby Lewis complaining.

Josh Hamilton broke his right arm near the shoulder in yesterday's loss to the Tigers, and now the Rangers will be without him for the next 2 months. Chris Davis is called up, the Rangers have the Yankees this weekend, the back end of rotation has been amazing so far, that and more will be discussed on The Ranger Report Radio Show this week! Don't miss it!

Episode Fourteen In which all of your fantasies become realities. Headlines Budreika and Blahblahski: Duquesne Represent! Sanders and Sarris: East Meets West. Hulet and Joura: Hating on Colby Lewis. … and other cracker jacks! Featuring Every Frigging RotoGraphs Contributor! Finally, you can subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or other feeder things. Audio on the […]