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Rangers move Class A affiliate to Myrtle Beach
Major League Baseball

Rangers move Class A affiliate to Myrtle Beach

Published Sep. 17, 2010 6:29 p.m. ET

The Texas Rangers have added a minor league affiliate owned by new managing partner Chuck Greenberg.

The Rangers said Friday that the Myrtle Beach Pelicans will be their high Class A team. It will be their first Carolina League team since 1986.

Texas will play an exhibition game in Myrtle Beach on March 29 against an opponent to be determined.

Greenberg led a group that bought the Myrtle Beach franchise in 2006. He and Hall of Fame pitcher Nolan Ryan headed a group that bought the Rangers last month.

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The Rangers are also moving their Triple-A team to Round Rock, Texas, after 28 years in Oklahoma City. Round Rock is owned by Ryan, who is president of the Rangers.

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