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Pushing into the early morning hours Thursday, the two-bidder struggle for control of the Texas Rangers continued in Judge Russell Nelms' federal bankruptcy courtroom, with the Chuck Greenberg-Nolan Ryan Rangers Baseball Express once again moving in ...

Chief restructuring officer William Snyder says with discounts, bids from the Greenberg-Ryan and Cuban-Crane groups are effectively the same. The attorney representing Greenberg-Ryan wants a ruling from Judge Lynn tomorrow before they continue to...

The Mark Cuban-Jim Crane bid was deemed to be $25 million more than the Chuck Greenberg-Nolan Ryan bid. The Greenberg-Ryan group was given an hour to come back to court after analyzing the Cuban-Crane bid and update the judge with its status. ...

Moments before the latest 11:30 a.m. CT deadline to start the auction of the Rangers' sale Wednesday morning, Judge Russell Nelms made his most ominous announcement yet: The courtroom air-conditioning will uncustomarily remain on beyond 5 p.m., when ...

Chuck Greenberg, Mark Cuban and Houston businessman Jim Crane were among the early arrivals in their respective breakout rooms surrounding Judge Russell Nelms second-floor courtroom at the Federal Bankruptcy courthouse in downtown Fort Worth Wednesda...

Rangers' key player at deadline isn't Lee or Oswalt. It's Judge Michael Lynn.