While the good doctor doesn’t always find Julia Goerges gorgeous, (though there are some very flattering angles) she is still quite attractive and more often than not the looker in her match.

A decent hitter, Pete O’Brien spent seven seasons with the Texas Rangers where he would have three 20 Home Runs seasons and three 150 Hit seasons.  O’Brien would smack 114 Home Runs as a Ranger with 914 Hits and a .273 Batting Average.

While Kevin Brown was known for what he did after he left the Texas Rangers, he was still a very good Starting Pitcher who was not only an All-Star in 1992, but led the American League in Wins that season.  Brown was known for his efficient play, which was not necessarily appreciated in Arlington.  Brown won 78 Games against 64 Losses with 742 Strikeouts.

Known as “The Human Rain Delay” for the wait that he worked pitchers in a very methodical fashion, Mike Hargrove’s patience paid off as he led the American League in Walks twice, both of which happened as a Texas Ranger.  Hargrove was the Rookie of the Year in 1974, an All-Star in 1975 and had an impressive .399 On Base Percentage as a Ranger.