Nathan Han is a journalist who writes for Major League Baseball (MLB) and has also been featured in publications such as The Kansas City Star, Derrick Publishing Co, and The Wichita Eagle. Nathan's articles focus on covering baseball games, players, and the overall atmosphere of the sport, providing insights and analysis for fans and readers.
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Nathan Han's coverage is heavily focused on baseball, with a particular emphasis on the Texas Rangers. His articles largely feature event coverage and investment analysis.
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By: Nathan Han
ARLINGTON -- For a second, Mauricio Dubón could only laugh when Derek Jeter asked the Astros' utility man how he got into baseball. That’s because Jeter is the reason Dubón, the second Honduran-born player in the Majors after Gerald Young, grew to love the sport. He told Jeter exactly that
ARLINGTON -- When Yanier Diaz jogged out of the dugout with the rest of his teammates to join the eighth-inning benches-clearing commotion between Adolis García and Martín Maldonado on Friday, he kept his batting gloves and elbow guard on. Diaz knew he would be pinch-hitting in the very next inning.
By: Nathan Han
Rangers pitcher Nathan Eovaldi is still bothered by losing Game 3 of the 2018 World Series, despite his valiant extra-inning effort that buoyed the Red Sox. “Obviously, I know the significance of the game, and it all worked out for us in the overall run,” Eovaldi said. “But for me,
By: Nathan Han
HOUSTON -- Rangers manager Bruce Bochy said he thought closer José Leclerc took Friday night’s blown save hard. Who wouldn’t have? Up 4-2 in the ninth in Game 5, Leclerc allowed a massive go-ahead three-run homer to Jose Altuve that gave the Astros a 3-2 lead in the American League
HOUSTON -- Outside the north entrance of Globe Life Field stands a statue of former Rangers closer Neftali Feliz jumping into the arms of catcher Bengie Molina after getting the final out of the 2010 American League Championship Series.
ARLINGTON -- Mitch Garver took a 97.2 mph fastball to the ribs on Monday during Game 7 of the American League Championship Series, but the Rangers’ designated hitter said Wednesday he’s ready to go for the World Series, which begins on Friday night vs. the D-backs.
By: Nathan Han
ARLINGTON -- When Evan Carter heads to Game 1 of the World Series on Friday, he’ll walk to the ballpark.
By: Nathan Han
ARLINGTON -- Ivan Rodriguez, better known by his nickname “Pudge,” won the 2003 World Series with the then-Florida Marlins, but the Hall of Fame catcher said he still has unfinished business after his 12-year career as one of the best Rangers of all time. “Absolutely,” Rodriguez said. “Winning the World
ARLINGTON -- Miranda Castaneda grew up a dedicated fan of Corey Seager, and as one of dozens of youth across the country who have participated in Major League Baseball-led programs and were invited to Globe Life Field, she saw her favorite player at Game 2 of the World Series on
ARLINGTON -- Rangers manager Bruce Bochy whittled his bullpen down to three trusted relievers this postseason -- Aroldis Chapman, Josh Sborz and José Leclerc -- to navigate high-leverage situations and make the World Series. Now, it appears that number is down to two.
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