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Rangers' Gallardo recognized for impact on city

By Kaitlyn Beckert
Published Apr 2, 2015

Fort Worth residents were able to take a look into the baseball life of starting Texas Rangers pitcher Yovani Gallardo on Thursday night at La Grave Field.
Attendees packed the stadium for a ceremony to officially declare April 2 as Gallardo Day in Fort Worth.

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