Happy closer Rangers' Feliz guarantees victory ag

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We're barely settled in for Game 1 and the series is already over?

Rojas likens Feliz to Pedro Martinez(notes), in that he won't necessarily say the politically expedient thing like his teammates might. The flip side of that: Didn't Pedro call the Yankees his "daddy"?
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I haven't seen an English version yet of the Feliz story, but thanks one of the wonders of the internet, The Stew is going bilingual with a rough translation.
From ESPNdeportes via Google Translate:
One more thing (cosa): "Rangers" translates to "Vigilantes."
Sounds like a guarantee to me.
How awesome (impresionante) is that? Knowing the history of Texas law enforcement, it makes some sense, doesn't it? Also, the famous line from "Treasure of the Sierra Madre" comes to mind: They don't need no stinkin' badges.
Happy closer: Rangers' Feliz guarantees victory against Yankees
But, a couple of things for you English-only fans.
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One,J Rolins Jersey, the literal translation makes it seem like Feliz picked the Yankees. It probably should be read to say: The Yankees are going to be beaten faster.
Another linguistic note: "Feliz" means "Happy" or "Merry" in Spanish. For example,Golden State Warriors Jerseys, Feliz Navidad = Merry Christmas. Pedro Feliz(notes) = Happy Peter.
Fri Oct 15 08:46pm EDT
Feliz said as much to Enrique Rojas of ESPNdeportes on Thursday.

Well, we can call the teams back from the field. The ALCS is over,Colorado Rockies Jerseys, according to Texas Rangers closer Neftali Feliz(notes).
Feliz, who set a rookie record for saves in the regular season, guarantees a Rangers victory against the New York Yankees.
By David Brown
Now that's a closer.
Feliz adds: "I trust my team, I am 100-percent sure that we're going to win."
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