opening day

On Monday, when the Texas Rangers open their 50th home season in Arlington and the first at their new park, it’ll be the first time fans can attend a regular-season game at the stadium in person. On Friday the team announced details about the day and what fans can expect when it comes to flyovers, the first pitch and other...

North Texas is ready to play ball, and the Texas Rangers are set to welcome fans into their new ballpark.

Chuck Morgan, the voice of the Texas Rangers, joins NBC 5 to discuss the return of fans to Globe Life Field on Opening Day 2021 and the safety measures in place.

Rob Matwick, executive vice president of business operations for the Texas Rangers, joins NBC 5 to talk about Opening Day and what fans can expect out of safety protocols in place Monday.

The Texas Rangers have finalized their Opening Day roster as the 2021 season begins Thursday.

Major League Baseball announced that Thursday’s scheduled game between the Washington Nationals and the New York Mets at Nationals Park has been postponed as a result of positive tests on the Nationals’ side.

Major League Baseball is set to start the season Thursday and opening day brings a welcome change for fans.

As the Texas Rangers prepare to begin their 2021 season Thursday – on the road at the Kansas City Royals – the organization is gearing up for one of the most important days in the team’s history next week.

After months of waiting, Friday is finally Opening Day for the Texas Rangers as they officially christen their new $1.2 billion home at Globe Life Field.

It’s finally opening day at Globe Life Field as the Texas Rangers take on the Colorado Rockies in the first game of the abbreviated season. No fans were allowed in the park, but NBC 5’s Newy Scruggs took us out the ballpark

Donna and Chuck Hogard planned to watch the Rangers home opener from their season ticket seats. Instead, they’ll be watching from home. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker has their story.

An Arlington family wants you to know what it’s like to have two young children sick with COVID-19. The Carltons say they were shocked when their 11 and 9-year-old sons caught the virus and told NBC 5 health reporter Bianca Castro what it’s been like riding the illness out at home.

After months of waiting, Friday is finally Opening Day for the Texas Rangers as they officially christen their new $1.2 billion home at Globe Life Field, NBC 5’s Larry Collins reports.