CBSSports.com Fantasy Rangers minor-league pitcher Randy Wells retired Tuesday, Fox Sports Southwest reports. The 30-year-old Wells was pitching with Triple-A Round Rock. Wells was 0-4 this year over five starts with a 6.08 ERA. He made 12 appearances for the Cubs last year with a 5.34 ERA. Wells finishes his career with a 4.08 ERA. He won a career-high 12 games in 2009 for the Cubs.
April 30, 2013Texas Rangers Blog | ESPN Dallas ARLINGTON, Texas -- Former Chicago Cubs pitcher Randy Wells has retired after going winless in five starts this season for the Texas Rangers' Triple-A team. The Rangers said Tuesday that Wells' retirement was effectively immediately. In 98 career games in the majors from 2008-12, all but one with the Cubs, Wells was 28-32 with a 4.08 ERA. He was 1-2 in 12 games last season for Chicago, but became a free agent after refusing a minor league assignment.
Texas Rangers April 30, 2013KFFL Texas Rangers SP Randy Wells announced his retirement Tuesday, April 30.
April 30, 2013Cubs Blog | Chicago Breaking Sports Former Cubs pitcher Randy Wells called it quits Tuesday at the age of 30 after a poor start at Triple-A Round Rock, a Texas Rangers affiliate.
Chicago Cubs April 30, 2013Foul Territory | Fort-Worth Star Telegram A.J. Pierzynski won't play Tuesday in the Rangers' first game against his former team, and he might not play Wednesday against the White Sox because of a sore right oblique muscle. Rangers manager Ron Washington said that the injury is...
Texas Rangers April 30, 2013Texas Rangers Blog | Dallas Morning News The Rangers optioned right-hander Justin Grimm to Triple-A Round Rock and returned veteran non-roster right-hander Randy Wells to the minor-league camp. The Rangers envision Wells as depth in case injuries arise. “I just came up short,’’ said Wells, who come … Continue reading →
Texas Rangers March 22, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy The Rangers have optioned fifth starter competitors Justin Grimm and Randy Wells to Triple-A. Grimm, 24, posted a 9.64 ERA and allowed 15 hits and six walks in 9.1 spring innings. Wells, 30, allowed 17 hits (including three home runs) and six walks in 13 innings in 13 spring innings. These moves and the shift of Robbie Ross to the bullpen leaves Nick Tepesch as the last man standing in the Rangers' fifth starter competition.
March 22, 2013Texas Rangers Blog | ESPN Dallas SURPRISE, Ariz.--The number of candidates for the Rangers No. 5 starter job was reduced by two Friday morning, as RHP Justin Grimm was optioned to Round Rock (AAA) and RHP Randy Wells was reassigned to minor league camp. That leaves Friday's starter Nick Tepesch, as the last official in-house candidate remaining. The rookie right-hander is scheduled to throw six innings with a 90-pitch limit against the Colorado Rockies at Surprise Stadium. While no one is saying it out loud, today's outing will go a long way in determining if Tepesch can be the final man in the starting rotation when spring...
Texas Rangers March 22, 2013Foul Territory | Fort-Worth Star Telegram Nick Tepesch has a firm grasp on the No. 5 spot in the rotation after right-handers Justin Grimm and Randy Wells were told they will open the season in Triple A. Tepesch is starting Friday against Colorado. Derek Lowe logged...
Texas Rangers March 22, 2013KFFL Texas Rangers SP Randy Wells gave up one run in five innings Thursday, March 14, ...
March 15, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Rangers starting pitcher Randy Wells had his best start of the spring Thursday against the A's, but it was not without some rough spots. Wells tossed five solid innings, allowing one run on three hits. Wells was forced to pitch around some wildness, as he walked four batters. Manager Ron Washington praised the veteran for knowing how to get himself out of self-imposed jams. "We don't want walks, but if you put yourself in trouble, you make pitches to get out of it, so then it's no big deal," manager Ron Washington told ESPN.com. "You don't always want to be walking guys like that though becaus...
March 14, 2013Texas Rangers Blog | ESPN Dallas PHOENIX -- While the numbers didn't show it after his last start, Randy Wells said he thought he was close to where he wanted to be this spring. While it would have been easy to dismiss his claim after allowing three runs on six hits and a walk in four innings -- his worst statistical outing do date -- he responded with his best performance of the spring Thursday. Wells allowed one run in five innings of work during the Rangers 6-2 win over Oakland, but he didn't make it easy on himself.
Texas Rangers March 14, 2013Foul Territory | Fort-Worth Star Telegram Randy Wells allowed one run on three hits with four walks and four strikeouts over five innings on Thursday. He worked out of a couple of jams, and talked about it afterwards. -- Drew Davison
Texas Rangers March 14, 2013KFFL Texas Rangers SP Randy Wells allowed three runs and six hits while walking one and ...
March 7, 2013Texas Rangers Blog | ESPN Dallas GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Randy Wells knows he is close. If could just get that third strike. If he could just not hang that one pitch. If he just grabbed a little bit less of the plate. While he has allowed his share of baserunners through his first three starts this spring, Wells has also consistently found a way to limit the damage. Instead of giving up strings of hits and walks that lead to big innings, opponents have had quick strikes where they score a run, only to have Wells figure a way out of the jam.
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