Rangers History Today: Texas Hosts First Interleague Game
On this day the Rangers hosted the San Francisco Giants in the first regular-season Interleague game in MLB history.
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On this day the Rangers hosted the San Francisco Giants in the first regular-season Interleague game in MLB history.
On this date, Rusty Greer showed everyone why he's one of the most loved Rangers in franchise history.
The Rangers are a relatively young organization since relocating from Washington to Arlington in 1972, and no Rangers team has hoisted the Commissioner's Trophy just yet. Texas doesn’t have the storied history of the Yankees or Cardinals, but it has managed to put together some great teams. From back-to-back American
Apr 19, 2021 If the Texas Rangers would have had the Six Shooters on this date in franchise history, they would have gotten the workout of a lifetime. The Rangers recorded their largest margin of victory in a game to that point, defeating the Baltimore Orioles by a score of 26-7 at The Ballpark in Arlington. The game was on April 19, 1996, and the Rangers set franchise records for total runs, runs batted in (26), and runs in an inning (16 runs in the bottom of the eighth). That 16-run eighth inning was the second-most runs scored by a Major League team in the game’s modern era (since 1900...