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Baseball. Blogging. Whenever.Friday, June 05, 2009Nolan Ryan’s Guaranteed TenderThe Ballpark at Arlington is not among the top-10 vegetarian ballparks.This is likely not an accident: After years of trying to find a consistent, high quality steak, [Nolan] Ryan finally decided that the only way he could guarantee beef that was tender and good every time was to start his own brand. He gathered up several of his ranching friends and enlisted some of the top meat scientists and beef marketing people in the world. Together, they developed a program to provide guaranteed tender, all natural beef that would always be tender and tasty and a great value for families. Ten gallon hats-off to Nolan Ryan, the king of multitasking. That he can simultaneously ensure that his beef stays tender while his pitchers' arms get all tough and stringy is a testament to his Texas can-do attitude! And no, I'm not sure why I was reading a website called "cattlenetwork.com." Things just kind of happen like that when you blog. Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 10:40am Comments
MooseinOhio said...
Of course that tender and tasty 4 oz hamburger can your for the great family value of $5 at a concession stand near you. Add in the $4 soda, $3.50 for popcorn you can feed your family of four in exhange for a single Grant faced bill. Posted 06/05 at 11:15 AM
Joao said...
Easy. Just import argentine grass-fed beef. Problem solved. Posted 06/05 at 11:39 AM
jwb said...
Ryan had some of his herd rustled a few years ago. Posted 06/05 at 12:06 PM
Richard in Dallas said...
Actaully, his prime rib is served at the Bullpen Grill buffet at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. Game days only, I believe. For $25 it’s all you can eat prime rib, fish, great veggies, and a ton of other goodies. Quite the value, ballpark or not! Posted 06/05 at 12:37 PM
MooseinOhio said...
Richard - That sounds tasty - next trip we make to Dallas to visit my wife’s family may need to correspond with a homestand. Posted 06/05 at 01:33 PM
Chipmaker said...
Ryan has been part owner of the Round Rock Express, just north of Austin, since the team relo’d in 2000 (they had been the Jackson Generals). I get to a few games every year, and I don’t recall exactly the season it went on sale, but Ryan’s beef has been available at the Express’ park for several years now. I’ve had it. It’s good, if you’re into beef. Posted 06/05 at 04:34 PM
Richard in Dallas said...
@Moose - Just let me know. I’ll give you the grand tour. Posted 06/07 at 03:08 PM
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This might explain why Ryan seems to view his pitchers as pieces of meat.