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I don't know much about this topic, so I'm anxious to hear educated opinions.

I see Nolan Ryan is part of a team purchasing the Texas Rangers. If I'm correct, Ryan was a huge success with his minor league team in Round Rock and really turned his pitching staff around last year as President of the Rangers.

Does this sound right?

Seems like he's been away forever, but I feel fortunate to have watched him pitch.
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I did see that. Wasn't he serving as the "President" of the Rangers? As such, he did change pitching procedures within the Organization to suit his philosophy. After just one year, too early to measure how successful those moves were but many old-timers feel he's doing the right things.

I've always admired him and will be following this, particularly if gains an ownership position.
Ryan served as president last year--and by all accounts was a big success. Had at least a part in turning around pitching staff (with Mike Maddox) as well as setting a different tone for entire team. Area is pleased to see Ryan remain part of the team and to take Hicks out of the picture for the most part. Ryan has stated in interviews here that he will be responsible for the "baseball" side of the operations, while the new majority owner will handle the "business' side of the operations.

And yes, he is also now one of the "owners" (once approved), but no disclosure of what % he has.
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