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Texas Rangers Baseball Tickets at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington

Ticket America can offer you a large selection of Texas Rangers tickets. Our service connects buyers and sellers to provide you with quality seating choices. We provide seats for all home games at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington and any away games when needed. We will offer a large variety of seating options, so view our seats and see one of the Rangers games this season. We provide a view from the seats as well at Ticket America, so just click on the section and you can see where you will be sitting. We will provide you with outstanding customer support, if you would prefer to order over the phone. You may call us at 1-800-842-9750 and one of our many sales representatives can answer questions and facilitate you purchase. 2017 Texas Rangers The 2013 Texas Rangers are coming off a fantastic season and a 3 year run that has been nothing short of spectacular. The team finished with 96 wins and 66 losses behind manager Ron Washington. Coach Washington is in his 6th year and has finished in the top 2 sports for the last 5 years and has won two pennants. He has also been nominated for coach of the year for 3 years running. The 2012 Texas Rangers have their sights set on the World Series and anything short of that will be a disappointment. The team is solid all the way around with Josh Hamilton having and unbelievable year with a 4 home run game already. The team brings back Nelson Cruz, Craig Gentry, Elvis Andrus and slugger Adrian Beltre. Alberto Gonzalez and Ian Kinsler Mitch round out the infield. The team is picking up where they left off from last year and is at the top of the division already.

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Spring Training: Kansas City Royals vs. Texas Rangers	Feb 27, 2021 Sat 1:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Texas Rangers (SS)	Feb 28, 2021 Sun TBA	Camelback Ranch Stadium Phoenix, AZ
Spring Training: Texas Rangers vs. Milwaukee Brewers (SS)	Feb 28, 2021 Sun 1:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: Texas Rangers vs. Cleveland Indians	Mar 1, 2021 Mon 1:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: Chicago White Sox vs. Texas Rangers	Mar 2, 2021 Tue TBA	Camelback Ranch Stadium Phoenix, AZ
Spring Training: Texas Rangers vs. Kansas City Royals	Mar 4, 2021 Thu 1:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: Texas Rangers vs. Arizona Diamondbacks	Mar 5, 2021 Fri 1:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: Oakland Athletics vs. Texas Rangers	Mar 6, 2021 Sat TBA	Hohokam Park Mesa, AZ
Spring Training: Texas Rangers vs. Los Angeles Dodgers	Mar 7, 2021 Sun 1:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: Milwaukee Brewers vs. Texas Rangers	Mar 9, 2021 Tue TBA	American Family Fields of Phoenix Phoenix, AZ
Spring Training: Texas Rangers vs. Chicago Cubs	Mar 10, 2021 Wed 1:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: Cleveland Indians vs. Texas Rangers (SS)	Mar 12, 2021 Fri TBA	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: Texas Rangers vs. Colorado Rockies (SS)	Mar 12, 2021 Fri 1:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: Texas Rangers vs. Oakland Athletics	Mar 13, 2021 Sat 1:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: San Diego Padres vs. Texas Rangers	Mar 14, 2021 Sun TBA	Peoria Stadium Peoria, AZ
Spring Training: Texas Rangers vs. San Francisco Giants	Mar 15, 2021 Mon 1:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim vs. Texas Rangers	Mar 16, 2021 Tue TBA	Tempe Diablo Stadium Tempe, AZ
Spring Training: Texas Rangers vs. Chicago White Sox (SS)	Mar 18, 2021 Thu 1:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: Kansas City Royals vs. Texas Rangers (SS)	Mar 19, 2021 Fri 1:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: Texas Rangers vs. Cincinnati Reds (SS)	Mar 21, 2021 Sun 1:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: Texas Rangers vs. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	Mar 22, 2021 Mon 6:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: Chicago Cubs Vs. Texas Rangers	Mar 23, 2021 Tue 6:05PM	Sloan Park Mesa, AZ
Spring Training: Texas Rangers vs. Chicago White Sox (SS)	Mar 24, 2021 Wed 6:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: Cincinnati Reds vs. Texas Rangers (SS)	Mar 24, 2021 Wed 6:05PM	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: Seattle Mariners vs. Texas Rangers	Mar 25, 2021 Thu TBA	Peoria Stadium Peoria, AZ

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Rangers Ballpark at Arlington

The Texas Rangers play all of their home games at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. The stadium is located 1000 Ballpark Way in Arlington. The stadium was built in 1994 and had a major renovation in 2010. The upgrade put the stadium in line with most of the other major league parks with it's high definition scoreboard and upgraded audio system. The stadium hold just over 48,000 and has excellent sight lines and larger seating options in the club section. The stadium has over 5500 Sky Boxes for corporate entertaining and some of the most food options in the country. Get a view from you're seat by clicking on the section and enjoy a day at Arlington today.

Odds Makers Predict The Texas Rangers Will Win The Division

Last season, the Texas Rangers won the AL West, and they hope to repeat their success in 2012.  With plenty of firepower in both the lineup and pitching staff, the Rangers will have a good chance to be playing in October. Josh Hamilton (CF) returns to a lineup that will be able to score a ton of runs again in 2012.  Hamilton has a career batting average of .313, and he can hit 30 or more homers in a season.  Adrian Beltre (3B) and Michael Young (DH) add even more power to the Rangers lineup.  Beltre batted .296 will 32 homeruns last season, while Young batted .338. The Rangers' pitching staff was good in 2011, and they will be even better this year.  Japanese pitcher Yu Darvish should help create a dominant starting rotation. Darvish was the top free-agent pitching prospect in the offseason, and the Rangers won big when they were able to sign him. Neftali Feliz will come out of the bullpen and into the starting rotation this year to add room for Joe Nathan, the former Twins closer.  Feliz has a career ERA of 2.67 and Nathan is one of the top closers in the major leagues. The Texas Rangers should be in for an exciting season in 2012.  The Angels may have added power when they signed Albert Pujols, but the Rangers have added some dominant pitchers to the staff this season and they still have the same powerful lineup.  Once again, the Rangers will be the favorite in the AL West.  

Top Texas Rangers Moments - Bizarre or Amazing?

If you're a Texas Ranger fan, you know that they have a bit of history behind them, but when it comes to their top most memorable moments, they might fall more under the bizarre category and less under the amazing.  Here are some of the top ones:
- June 4, 1974 was Ten cent beer Night at Cleveland Stadium.  In the ninth inning, the Rangers won a forfeit because of an issue between the fans and the players caused a full on riot.- In August of 1993, Robin Ventura threw a pitch that hit Nolan Ryan.  The third baseman for the White Sox charged the mound and wound up in a head lock.  Ryan got five uppercuts in before both teams' players got involved.  In May of 1993 at Fenway Park, Jose Canseco took the mound and allowed three walks and three hits before blowing out his elbow, causing him to be out for the rest of the season. Who could forget September 11th of 2004, when a fan at Oakland started problems with the Rangers' bullpen?  Frank Francisco got so angry that after throwing a chair into the stands, he, Doug Brocail and Carlos Almanzar all stared down suspensions.  Of course, this is after Alex Rodriguez was named as the team captain in January of the same year - just two weeks before being traded off to the Yankees. Another memorable moment came during spring training of 1986.  That was the year that the rookie Pete Incaviglia hit a ball so hard that it broke through the outfield wall in Pompano Beach Park.  Even though the wood was rotten, the Rangers got a ton of publicity for it. Fans will also likely remember the incident in June of 2005, when the Pitcher for the Rangers, Kenny Rogers beat up not one, but two cameramen.  The attach was unprovoked, and he was suspended for 20 games and even faced some criminal charges.  Even so, his career was unharmed. It shouldn't be forgotten how in April of 1978, the pitcher for the Rangers, Roger Moret, became catatonic and stood in front of his locker for a full 90 minutes before being put in the hospital.  Shortly after, his baseball career ended. In another April, this time in 1990, there was a rain delay at Comiskey Park against the White Sox.  It took a full eight hours for the White Sox to call the game, which is no longer allowed and changed the rule forever. There are also the promotions of the 1980's that the Rangers' stated and other teams have copied that they can be proud of.  From Las Vegas night, where one lucky fan was awarded a trip to Nevada, but had to leave from the stadium to the notorious "Farm and Ranch Night," which featured players having cow milking competitions.
It's a long list, and not always distinguished, but for fans, the Texas Rangers have had their fair share of strange, and amazing, memorable moments.

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