Former Texas Ranger Lenny Randle, who once famously punched his manager, dies at 75
Reports surfaced on Monday that former Texas Ranger and 12-year MLB veteran Lenny Randle died at the age of 75. Randle played at second base and third base, as well as spending time in the outfield as a Ranger. His career batting average was .257, racking up 322 RBIs and 156 stolen bases in those twelve years.
The Seattle Mariners were reportedly a finalist for the left-handed hitting KBO star, who is heading to the defending world ...
Lenny Randle, a 12-year major league veteran who once punched his manager and also got down on his hands and knees on the ...
Lenny Randle of the New York Mets slides into third base with a eighth inning triple as Chicago Cubs third baseman Steve ...
Former MLB veteran and Texas Rangers icon Lenny Randle died at the age of 75 on Monday and was mourned by the baseball community.
A veteran of seven major league organizations who was involved in many colorful incidents in his baseball career has passed away at age 75.
Lenny Randle, a 12-year MLB veteran utility man who Rolling Stone magazine dubbed "The Most Interesting Man in Baseball," has ...
Lenny Randle, a big league player for 12 seasons who spoke five languages, performed stand-up comedy, was dubbed "The Most ...
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