What is the real reason that Rudy Jaramillo is not back as hitting coach?
— Paul F., Fort Worth Jaramillo wanted to come back but wanted a multi-year deal. The Rangers were only offering one. I also got the sense that Jaramillo felt that he was being taken for granted this year and was coming under undue criticism after a long track record of success. He seemed rankled by the idea that people had forgotten what had occurred here before 2009. That may have moved him out the door more than anything. Given the relatively short careers of pro ballplayers and their overall limited knowledge of money management, does the players’ union have a mandatory percentage of their annual income dedicated to retirement and non-liquid savings to help secure their financial future? — Rob S., Allen, Tex. The Players Association has an extremely healthy pension plan that begins once a player spends just one day in the Major Leagues. Players manage their own money and some have fallen into deep trouble by getting bad advice. But the pension is sound. How active can the Rangers
