What can the Super Bowl starved Dallas Cowboys learn from the Texas Rangers, the newly crowned World Series champions? Go and Take it
Not only did they do it, but they did the impossible and unthinkable if you remember 102 losses of two years ago and the 94 losses of last year.
Certainly, no team in Dallas-Fort Worth has the pedigree and tradition of the Cowboys and their five Super Bowl titles.Since then, the Dallas Stars won the Stanley Cup in 1999, the Dallas Mavericks won the NBA title in 2011 before the Rangers in 2023.So what can the Cowboys learn from the Rangers?Much has been said about the Cowboys 28-year Super Bowl drought and the pressure to win hanging over the franchise like a dark cloud.
They blew the division lead. They blew the division title on the final day. They had to start the playoffs on the road. They blew an 2-0 lead against the Houston Astros by losing three straight at home in the American League Championship Series. The Cowboys 1-2 on the road so far in 2023 heading into Sunday’s showdown game at the Philadelphia Eagles. They have upcoming road games at the Buffalo Bills and the Miami Dolphins.Go for it and never stop stop trying
And while it wasn’t the greatest move, they went an go Aroldis Chapman to try to shore up a shaky bullpen.Jerry Jones and the Cowboys can learn a lot from that attitudeWhen it came to winning team, the Rangers biggest stars stood out.
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