Rangers announce CEO Nolan Ryan has announced his retirement, effective October 31.
Hall of Famer Nolan Ryan, who had his authority lessened during a spring training reorganization of the front office, will retired as chief executive officer of the Texas Rangers on Oct. 31.
“This is the right time for me to step down from my role of overseeing the Rangers organization,” Ryan said in a statement provided by the club. “I am extremely proud of what this organization has accomplished. On the field, we have enjoyed great success at the major league level. The fans have supported us in record numbers the last two years and we have been able to upgrade the ballpark and enhance the in-game experience to reward that loyalty.
“We have a group of talented and passionate employees who have helped make this success possible. This organization is in good hands. I am leaving with a lot of great memories from my tenure here and I know the organization will continue to thrive in the years to come.”
2 comments:
Can the Wilpons get Nolan to come to Citi?
Maybe his old friend Tom would join him?
Im wishing
You mean the next future Senator from the great state of Texas?
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