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Elvis Andrus, who made his big league debut as a 20-year-old shortstop for the Texas Rangers on opening day in 2009, is set to retire with his original club. The 36-year-old Andrus will throw out the ceremonial first pitch before the Rangers’ home game Friday night.
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President Joe Biden will host the Texas Rangers at the White House on Thursday to recognize the 2023 World Series champions on winning their first title in the history of the franchise.
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Former Texas Rangers Iván ‘Pudge’ Rodríguez returns to the MLB All-Star Game as an ambassador for the week. Rodríguez is a member of the Texas Rangers Hall of Fame and his number 7 was retired by the team in 2017.
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Fort Worth leaders are hoping for a home run as baseball fans rally in Tarrant County.
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The Texas Rangers have frustrated LGBTQ+ advocates for years as the only Major League Baseball team without a Pride Night. The Resource Center communications and advocacy manager Rafael McDonnell says it's a “complicated relationship” with the Rangers.
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MLB announced in December 2020 that it would be “correcting a longtime oversight” and would add the Negro Leagues. John Thorn, MLB’s official historian, chaired a 17-person committee that included Negro Leagues experts and statisticians.
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The 2024 season presents an opportunity for the Rangers to be the first team to win back-to-back World Series titles in nearly 25 years.
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The World Series champion Texas Rangers will bring back their entire on-field coaching staff for manager Bruce Bochy next season. General manager Chris Young says the organization is excited to keep that entire group together after winning the franchise’s first World Series title in Bochy’s first season.
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Parking lots were filling up by 9:15 a.m. Friday as fans lined up in Arlington's Entertainment District ahead of the Texas Rangers World Series parade and celebration.
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The Rangers won their first World Series title in franchise history Wednesday night. Here’s the parade route and everything else you need to know if you want to attend the parade.
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The Texas Rangers won their first World Series Wednesday night after an unlikely postseason matchup with the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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No one expected the Rangers to make the World Series, but now that they are, there's a couple weapons in their arsenal — and at least one intangible.