1961Founded
1Championships
4931-5417All-time record
47.7%Win %
22Playoff trips
80-822026 season
The franchise
About the Rangers
Texas’ American League franchise known for powerful offenses, passionate statewide support, and its first World Series title in 2023.
- League
- MLB
- Conference
- American League
- Division
- AL West
- Home market
- Arlington
- Fans
- Rangers Nation
- Mascot
- Captain
Spring training: Surprise Stadium
This season
Schedule
Schedule loads as you scroll.
Who suits up
Roster, depth chart & staff
Home turf in 3D
Globe Life Field
Hang the banners
1 championship
2023ChampionsIn the rafters
Retired numbers
7Iván RodríguezRetired 2017
10Michael YoungRetired 2019
26Johnny OatesRetired 2005
29Adrián BeltréRetired 2019
34Nolan RyanRetired 1996
42Jackie RobinsonRetired 1997
Fan culture
Songs & chants
Song“Deep in the Heart of Texas”Lyrics
(Stadium sing-along) The stars at night are big and bright (Clap clap clap clap) Deep in the heart of Texas
Song“Cotton-Eyed Joe”Lyrics
(Texas ballpark tradition) Where did you come from, where did you go? Where did you come from, Cotton-Eyed Joe?
Chant“Let’s Go Rangers!”Lyrics
(Clap pattern) Let's go Rangers! (clap clap clap-clap-clap) Let's go Rangers!
Chant“Texas Fight!”Lyrics
(Globe Life Field) Texas! Fight! Texas Fight!
Every era
Logo history
Through the years
History
Home venues
- 1961Griffith Stadium (Washington Senators)
- 1962–1971D.C. Stadium / RFK Stadium
- 1972–1993Arlington Stadium
- 1994–2019Globe Life Park / The Ballpark in Arlington
- 2020–PresentGlobe Life Field
Team names
- 1961–1971Washington Senators
- 1972–PresentTexas Rangers
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