这一篇也是老消息～讨论刚爷加入我们，并且重申刚爷的之前因为受伤而出赛场次 很少，但还是有着优异的过往表现～另外就是在说也正很积极的和Mark Mulder 以及ZITO谈～并和Boras战斗中（那顺便也把小曹推荐给我们好了）～～XD～ 大致上就差不多是这样的消息～请大家慢用..... ARLINGTON -- Relief pitcher Eric Gagne is scheduled to be in Texas on Monday for his physical after agreeing to a one-year contract with the Rangers this week. Gagne has been limited to 16 appearances over the past two years because of elbow and back surgery, so this will not be just another routine physical. But he had 152 saves between 2002-04 and was the National League Cy Young Award winner in 2003. The Rangers hope he can be either their closer or an eighth-inning setup reliever for Akinori Otsuka, who had 32 saves for them last season. Gagne is not the only pitcher that the Rangers hope can come back from injury and be an effective pitcher for them. On Tuesday, Rangers owner Tom Hicks and general manager Jon Daniels brought in pitcher Mark Mulder and his agent, Gregg Clifton, for a visit. "It went well," Daniels said. "We had a chance to show him some of Dallas and talk more about the direction of the team and his situation. All in all, it was positive." The Rangers have made Mulder an offer, but other teams are interested and the Rangers are not expecting a resolution until next week. The Rangers also expect discussions with pitcher Barry Zito and agent Scott Boras to pick up next week. Boras has been busy representing Japanese pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka in their negotiations with the Boston Red Sox, but that will be resolved on Thursday. The New York Mets and the San Francisco Giants are among the other teams that are showing serious interest in Zito. --

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