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| − | Juan Rangel was an outfielder for the [[Philly Pies]]. Little is known about him, the name "Juan Rangel" being an obvious pseudonym. He is unrelated to [[Hendricks Rangel]]. He was the City of Philadelphia's godson. | + | Juan Rangel was an outfielder for the [[Philly Pies]]. Little is known about him, the name "Juan Rangel" being an obvious pseudonym. He is unrelated to [[Hendricks Rangel]]. He was the [[Philadelphia|City of Philadelphia's]] godson. |
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Revision as of 14:50, 8 August 2020
Juan Rangel was an outfielder for the Philly Pies. Little is known about him, the name "Juan Rangel" being an obvious pseudonym. He is unrelated to Hendricks Rangel. He was the City of Philadelphia's godson.
After seeing a photograph of Philly Pie's GM Sam Hinkie giving the state of Delaware a big bag of money, Rangel kidnapped Hinkie in what became known as the Delaware Affair. The affair ended with Rangel releasing Hinkie unharmed and he was allowed to remain on the team on the condition of taking anger management therapy.
He was incinerated on day 3 of season 5 and replaced with Eduardo Woodman. After his death the sun did not shine in Philadelphia for a week. The grief caused by Rangel's passing allows the Philly Pies to perform their signature play Philladeltrix: The Marquis of Pain.
