It's no secret that I'm a big Josh Hamilton fan. I am and I always will be. But just because he's on the Los Angeles Angels now doesn't mean I want him to continue to play well against us. Last night (6-24-14) Ian Kinsler made his return to Globe Life Park as a member of the Detroit Tigers. In his first at bat, he hit a home run to left field. As he was running down to first base, he waved to the Rangers dugout and then commenced to not hide his emotions as he strutted around the bases. If you don't remember his comments, Kinsler blasted the Rangers after the trade saying he hopes the Rangers go 0-162. This guy is the biggest tool I've ever seen. Yet Ranger fans cheered him. Let me correct myself. The fake Ranger fans cheered him. They were cheering their favorite player from a past team. Not only is he the enemy now, but he trashed the team after he was out. Why cheer him for that? Nelson Cruz came back and the fans cheered him too. Why? Because those were the fake Ranger fans. They care more about individual players than they do the team itself. Cruz was very selfish in 2013 by choosing to accept his 50-game suspension instead of fighting it and keep playing. He chose himself over his team. Yet when he returned as a member of the Baltimore Orioles people cheered. It doesn't make any sense to me.

Just on a side note: Ian Kinsler better be thanking the good Lord above that Colby Lewis didn't put the next pitch Kinsler saw in his ear. The taunting of the Rangers deserved to have a fastball hit off his knee or back. He better be thankful Nolan Ryan wasn't pitching because Ryan would have drilled Kinsler.