ST. PETERSBURG -- The Rangers stole four bases in their 4-3
victory Monday night, leaving manager Joe Maddon a ripe target
for second guessing.  Mike Napoli, who turned out to be the
Rangers' slugging hero, had the first of the steals when he took
second with one out in the second. That one didn't hurt the
Rays, nor did the second, Craig Gentry's steal of second in the
seventh. But the final two turned out to be the difference in
the game.  With two outs in the seventh and Gentry on second and
Ian Kinsler on first, the Rangers executed a double steal to put
runners at second and third. After Elvis Andrus walked, the pair
scored on Josh Hamilton's single to right, putting the Rangers
up 4-1.  Second guessers will point at the fact that entering
the game, Kelly Shoppach had thrown out 41 percent of would-be
basestealers while John Jaso had thrown out just 17 percent. So
why did Jaso get the starting nod, particularly given the fact
that Shoppach had been swinging a hot bat?  "It's all based on
[the other team's