Watch: Texas Rangers Celebrate World Series Championship

The Texas Rangers paraded around Globe Life Field and celebrated their first World Series title on Friday.

Matthew Postins | Nov 3, 2023

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ARLINGTON, Texas — An estimated 500,000 people crammed into Arlington's entertainment district to celebrate the Texas Rangers' first World Series title.

Led by Rangers manager Bruce Bochy, second baseman Marcus Semien and World Series MVP Corey Seager, the entire team, along with general manager Chris Young and baseball operations staff, paraded around in floats and trucks as throngs of fans lined the route, some of which had staked out a spot on Thursday night.

If you weren't able to make it, Inside the Rangers covered the entire parade and the celebration, held at Globe Life Field's North Plaza.

World Series Victory Celebration / © Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports

Adolis Garcia

Chris Young

Rangers fans

Austin Hedges

Evan Carter

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Marcus Semien

Jonah Heim

Rangers fans

Nathaniel Lowe

Max Scherzer

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Corey Seager

Bruce Bochy

Corey Seager

Jon Gray

The parade began in the parking lot adjacent to Globe Life Field on the Southwest side. Fans were already gathered where the parade floats and trucks would be entering and exiting the route.

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— Stefan Stevenson (@StefanVersusTex) November 3, 2023

Some of the early participants in the parade included Young.

#Rangers Chris Young, Ezequiel Duran, Dane Dunning and Ian Kennedy. #WorldSeriesChampions pic.twitter.com/r32IQlvHLb
— Matthew Postins (@PostinsPostcard) November 3, 2023

Later, pitchers Jon Gray, Will Smith, Martin Perez and Jordan Montgomery got their time with the Rangers fans, who chanted their names as they came by.

#Rangers Jon Gray Martin Perez Will Smith and Jordan Montgomery #WorldSeriesChampions pic.twitter.com/yHOzxXFuxa
— Matthew Postins (@PostinsPostcard) November 3, 2023

Players returned to where they began for the parade, so there were times when players were coming and going out the same entrance, like pitcher Nathan Eovaldi, rookie Evan Carter, rookie Josh Jung and veteran Travis Jankowski.

#Rangers Nathan Eovaldi Evan Carter Josh Jung and Travis Jankowski #WorldSeriesChampions pic.twitter.com/QPEiuSSJUQ
— Matthew Postins (@PostinsPostcard) November 3, 2023

The final three trucks out of the parking lot belonged to Semien, Seager and Bochy. Seager's truck had his MVP trophy attached to it while Bochy and his wife, Kim, had the World Series trophy on top of their truck.

#Rangers Corey Seager Marcus Semien and Bruce Bochy #WorldSeriesChampions pic.twitter.com/52mGdexSqp
— Matthew Postins (@PostinsPostcard) November 3, 2023

You may have also heard that Nathaniel Lowe chugged a beer he caught from a fan and then took off not one, but two shirts. Here's the video.

Nathaniel Lowe catches a beer from a fan and chugs it before losing his shirt pic.twitter.com/HP21TanShh
— Mike Leslie (@MikeLeslieWFAA) November 3, 2023

When the players hit the stage, they passed the trophy to each other, one by one, until Rangers Hall of Famer Chuck Morgan started the celebration.

Take the #WorldSeries Trophy Higher with some Creed #WorldSeriesChampions pic.twitter.com/rLKDuMSrWZ
— Matthew Postins (@PostinsPostcard) November 3, 2023

By now, you've probably heard what Seager had to say at the celebration. Here it is, in all its glory.

Corey Seager: “Everyone was wondering what would happen if the Rangers didn’t win the World Series. I guess we’ll never know.” 👀 #WorldSeriesChampions #Rangers pic.twitter.com/MAWCqavblu
— Matthew Postins (@PostinsPostcard) November 3, 2023

And if you're going to wrap up a trophy presentation, do it with confetti. A lot of confetti.

And, finally, more confetti. #WorldSeries #WorldSeriesChampions #Rangers pic.twitter.com/ab9IpA5W50
— Matthew Postins (@PostinsPostcard) November 3, 2023

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Published Nov 3, 2023

MATTHEW POSTINS

Matthew Postins is an award-winning sports journalist who covers the Texas Rangers for Fan Nation/SI and also writes about the Houston Astros, Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Phillies. He also covers the Big 12 for HeartlandCollegeSports.com.