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Fade to Black Archive: October 2010
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World Series 2010: Giants fans travel to Texas
The San Francisco Giants fans may be few in Texas, but they are in Arlington and they are loud. Published October 31 2010
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Dallas Cowboys prelude to the World Series
Arlington was the place to be for sports fans with a Cowboys game at noon and the World Series at night. Published October 31 2010
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World Series 2010: Rangers win Game 3
A rowdy crowd cheered the Rangers on to their first World Series win ever Published October 31 2010
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Does payroll matter in Major League Baseball?
It’s time to stop complaining about payroll in Major League Baseball. Published October 25 2010
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Texas Rangers defeat N.Y. Yankees in ALCS
After years of futility and virtually no postseason success, the Rangers make their first World Series appearance. Published October 23 2010
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Rangers tie Yankees 1-1 in ALCS
Like game one, Texas jumped out to a 5-0 lead, except this time the bullpen held up for a 7-2 victory. The series is tied now at 1-1 heading to New York for the next three games. Published October 16 2010
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Rays tie Rangers 2-2 in ALDS
The Rays beat the Rangers 5-2 Sunday to send the series to a deciding game five. Published October 10 2010
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Who really wins a rivalry?
Head-to-head or championships? Who is the winner? Published October 1 2010
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