Smiley Pool contributed aerial photography to The Dallas Morning News team coverage of Hurricane Katrina that was awarded the 2006 Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Photography. He has also worked for the Houston Chronicle, Colorado Springs Gazette and Austin American-Statesman.
Carter reached base seven times in eight plate appearances during the Rangers’ two-game sweep of the Rays.
“These guys have the ability to put tough times, tough losses, tough streaks behind them, and this club did an unbelievable job of doing that,” Bochy said. “You couldn’t have a tougher loss than the last game. And then we had to fly right over Dallas on the way here; that could have been a real downer for the club. But they reset, refocused and put together two of the best back-to-back games we’ve had all year.
The Rangers are at this point — advancing in the playoffs — because of the culmination of a lot of work from a lot of people. From owner Ray Davis, who invested more than $800 million in free agent contracts the last two winters, to GM Chris Young, who overhauled the pitching staff, to Bochy. And, of course, the players.
That was the main takeaway about Carter no matter which champagne-soaked Ranger you spoke to Wednesday: He’s not afraid of the moment. The GM echoed it. So did scouting director Kip Fagg, who drafted him and was mocked by TV analysts for doing so, and assistant GM Ross Fenstermaker, who boldly who proclaimed he’d be a top 25 talent by the end of the season. He underplayed it. By the time Carter went from Double-A Frisco to a week at Triple-A Round Rock, he was in the top 10.
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