Batter up. The Texas Rangers are at the plate first.
The Rangers are set to become Major League Baseball’s first team to have a full-capacity …
Batter up. The Texas Rangers are at the plate first. The Rangers are set to become Major League Baseball’s first team to have a full-capacity crowd since the coronavirus pandemic struck down in the United States close to a year ago. Not only will they become the first team in baseball, but they will be the first team in any of the major sports to accomplish this feat. Rangers CEO Neil Leibman announced on Wednesday that the team plans on having a full crowd in attendance at Globe Life Field for its season opener against the Toronto Blue Jays. Leibman’s decision comes on the same day as Texas Gov. Greg Abbott allowed businesses in the state to function at full capacity. «We’re very confident we won’t be a super-spreader event,» said Leibman, who is also the team’s president of business operations.
