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ARLINGTON, TX - SEPTEMBER 25: The Seattle Mariners and the Texas Rangers at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington on September 25, 2011 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)

2012 Texas Rangers Season Preview: Is A World Series In The Cards?

As Opening Day approaches, the SB Nation Dallas crew breaks down how the 2012 season might play out for the two-time defending AL champions.

2012 Texas Rangers Season Preview: Is A World Series In The Cards?

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Projecting The Los Angeles Angels Of Anaheim, Too

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2012 Texas Rangers Preview And Projection

A run down of the Rangers' position outlooks, and an eye opening forecast for the season.

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Rangers Division Favorites In 2012 Projection Blowout

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2012 MLB Playoff, Award And World Series Predictions

The 2012 MLB season is finally here, and as always, the staff of SB Nation Dallas forecasts how the season will play out.

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Ian Kinsler Extension Dependent Upon Robinson Cano?

The Texas Rangers and star second baseman Ian Kinsler continue to discuss a six-year contract discussion, but the completion of that deal may be tied to the next contract of Yankees slugger (and fellow second baseman) Robinson Cano, according to Ken Rosnenthal of Fox Sports.

Kinsler will be paid $7 million in 2012 and has a club option for $10 million in 2013. The team, according to Rosenthal's sources, is wiling to pay him a new annual salary that exceeds that of Dan Uggla's in Atlanta ($12.4 million), but likely not too much further north of that figure.

Cano, meanwhile, is due for a new deal, and the Yankees may be willing to break the bank in order to keep him around. If Kinsler signs a new deal now that falls far short of what Cano will make on his next deal, he's likely selling himself short - because, as Rosenthal points out, the two are at least comparable in terms of merit.

GM Jon Daniels, meanwhile, does not expect to sign any contract extensions prior to opening day.

This one is worth keeping an eye on.

For all your Rangers news and notes, check out Lone Star Ball.

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Rob Neyer Picks Yu Darvish To Win Rookie Of The Year

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CAIRO's Final Update Still Picks Rangers

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2012 Texas Rangers Projections: Steamer

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2012 Texas Rangers Projections: Davenport

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2012 Texas Rangers Projections: ZiPS

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2012 Texas Rangers Projections: CAIRO

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2012 Texas Rangers Projections: Marcel

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