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A writer and columnist for the Dallas Morning News from 1966 through July 1998, and now a columnist with the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Randy Galloway -- along with cohort Matt Mosley -- uses his sports expertise to dominate the radio airwaves.

• The guys are live from Bone Daddy's in Grapevine for the Thursday edition of Galloway & Company. Randy mentions the cold weather that is plaguing North Texas right now. The guys discuss the Rangers' 5-2 loss to the White Sox in Arlington last night.
• The guys talk more on the Rangers' loss last night. The guys discuss Ron Washington leaving Nick Tepesch in one batter too long. Mosley says he thinks Wash believed Tepesch had earned the right to try and get the out and get out of the inning.
• The guys switch to Cowboys, and discuss Jerry Jones' conference call with at least 500 season-ticket holders yesterday. Jerry said on the call that there is no country club mentality at Valley Ranch because of the high level of competition. Mosley says Jerry tries to convince fans that the team is better than it actually is by saying how close they are to Super Bowl winning teams like the Giants and Ravens. Randy questions Jerry's comments about the leadership at Valley Ranch being as good or better than it ever has been in his 24 years with the team.
• The guys talk more on Jerry's conference call, and Friedo says it would be a good way to converse with the most important customers if they didn't get the same answers over and over. Randy says it's strange to see Jerry so defensive despite the fact that he has always had people criticizing him.
• The guys discuss Tim Kurkjian's story on ESPN about sounds at the ballpark. In a poll of MLB players, the winner of the biggest potty-mouth in the league is Grant Balfour. Coming in at No. 2 on the list is Rangers catcher A.J. Pierzynski. Randy says Ron Washington would be No. 1 on the list of potty-mouthed managers.
• It's time for the daily Mostly Mosley segment of GAC. It starts off with 49ers draft pick Quinton Patton being turned away from the 49ers facility after arriving a couple days too early. According to NFL rules, rookies have to wait until after the rookie minicamps before they can practice at the team facilities. Celtics bench player Jordan Crawford tells Carmelo Anthony that Kevin Garnett had been with his wife, LaLa Vazquez. LaLa responded by saying that there is a reason Crawford is coming off the bench. After LeSean McCoy mocked Mike Vick for being too old, Vick beat his running back in a head-to-head race that head coach Chip Kelly set up.
• The guys discuss Todd McShay's top 32 players for the 2014 NFL draft. McShay has Jadeveon Clowney as the first pick, Teddy Bridgewater as the second and Johnny Manziel as the ninth overall pick. Randy says you should have to play three seasons in college before you can leave for the NFL. Mosley says it's so much better than the college basketball rule so he is not complaining.
• With Pete Delkus' special weather report to Mosley, it is looking like it will be the coldest May night ever in the history of the ballpark. The guys discuss some of the heavy hitters that left the Rangers over the offseason, like Josh Hamilton and Mike Napoli. Randy says that Napoli is currently the MVP of the American League.
• Randy says that even great pitchers had a couple games where they needed large run support to get the win, and that might have to happen for Justin Grimm to win tonight. The guys talk more on Ron Washington's decision to leave Tepesch in last night. Randy says even Cardinal fans were criticizing Tony LaRussa. Friedo says despite the backlash from media, Washington continues to have one of the best clubhouses in the American League.
• With the Red Sox coming in after the White Sox, the Rangers will have to face a team that had a winning record in April for the first time all season. Mosley says he thinks the criticism of Ron Washington is that he trusts his players too much. Randy says he can't remember looking at a Washington lineup card and thinking it came from upstairs.
• The guys talk more on the massive conference call that Jerry Jones had with season-ticket holders yesterday. Randy wonders when the spectacle of the team and stadium will fall off, and the actual performance of the team will start to matter.
• The guys discuss whether the Cowboys team right now is better, worse or just the same as last years team. Mosley says he likes it better because they had such a need for offensive lineman. Randy says he's not sure since he doesn't know how Romo will perform, but he says they are better than 8-8.
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