By james art 
With the official announcement of Texas Rangers on the Rangers Sports Network on Wednesday, an additional good news for the fans has come – former short Elvis Andrus stop will be part of this year’s telecasters.
The recently retired Infelder will be part of the shows before the game and after the game for a selected number of games as part of it, dipping your finger in the broadcast space for the first time.
It is not clear how many games will participate, but it can be seen that Andrus is trying to determine if this is something he wants to do full -time.
When he is on the show before the game and after the game, he will be with Jared Sandler, who will handle hosting obligations. One of the radio voices of Rangers, he will do so as he continues to cope with his announcement.
Andrus is the only new RSN gadget that will be the Rangers’ internal decision to broadcast games on the market for the 2025 season. But it will certainly be the most recognizable.
He just finished a 15-year career who saw him ended in 2023 with Chicago White Sox. He announced his retirement last year and celebrated in Arlington with a ceremony at Globe Life Field. At just 36, the local Venezuela has a lot of life after Bazabal.
He joined the Rangers in 2007 in the trade of Mark Teyheira and, after being called to start at a short stop in 2009, spent the first 12 years of his career with Rangers. He helped them reach the 2010 and 2011 World Series and made two participations in the All-Star Game. He was also second in the vote of Al Rookie of the Year in 2009.
He finished his career with a lifetime of a sloping line of .269/.325/.370/.695 with 102 home runs and 775 RBI.
He spent 2021 and part of the 2022 season with athletics before being released and then signed with White Sox.
He signed a minor -league deal with Arizona in 2024, but was released before the start of the season.
Dave Raymond will remain the voice for the game of television games. Former Rangers players Mike Bassik and David Murphy will be the main analysts of the game. Emily Jones will return to the dugout, but in a reduced role.
Laura Stickells, who is currently working for NESN, will be the other Dugout reporter and is another new face for Rangers TV shows this year.
Eric Nadel and Mat Hicks will remain with the radio transmissions of 105.3 fans.