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Texas Rangers

MLB · American League · AL West

Team information

Abbr
TEX
Sport
Baseball
League
MLB
Conference
American League
Division
AL West
Founded
1961
Mascot
Captain
Fan nickname
Rangers Fans
City nickname
Texas
Home market
Arlington, TX, USA
Championships
1
Followers
0

Texas’ American League franchise known for powerful offenses, passionate statewide support, and its first World Series title in 2023.

Mascot: Captain

Championship years

  • 2023

Official website · X / Twitter

Name history

  1. Washington Senators

    1961–1971

  2. Texas Rangers

    1972–Present

Venue timeline

  1. Griffith Stadium (Washington Senators)

    1961

  2. D.C. Stadium / RFK Stadium

    1962–1971

  3. Arlington Stadium

    1972–1993

  4. Globe Life Park / The Ballpark in Arlington

    1994–2019

  5. Globe Life Field

    2020–Present

Logo history

  1. Washington Senators

    1961 – 1971

  2. Texas Rangers

    1972 – 1980

  3. Texas Rangers

    1981 – 1981

  4. Texas Rangers

    1982 – 1983

  5. Texas Rangers

    1984 – 1993

  6. Texas Rangers

    1994 – 2002

  7. Texas Rangers

    2003 – 2023

  8. Texas Rangers

    2024 – Present

Retired numbers

7 Iván Rodríguez Retired 2017
10 Michael Young Retired 2019
26 Johnny Oates Retired 2005
29 Adrián Beltré Retired 2019
34 Nolan Ryan Retired 1996
42 Jackie Robinson Retired 1997

Signature songs

“Deep in the Heart of Texas”

(Stadium sing-along) The stars at night are big and bright (Clap clap clap clap) Deep in the heart of Texas

“Cotton-Eyed Joe”

(Texas ballpark tradition) Where did you come from, where did you go? Where did you come from, Cotton-Eyed Joe?

Signature chants

“Let’s Go Rangers!”

(Clap pattern) Let's go Rangers! (clap clap clap-clap-clap) Let's go Rangers!

“Texas Fight!”

(Globe Life Field) Texas! Fight! Texas Fight!

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