Texas Rangers Celebrate World Series Victory With Championship Rings

Texas Rangers players, coaches and the owner pose together after receiving their World Series rings before a baseball game against the Chicago Cubs, Saturday, March 30, 2024, in Arlington, Texas. (AP

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — The Texas Rangers celebrated their first World Series championship by receiving their championship rings in a pregame ceremony before their game against the Chicago Cubs. The rings are adorned with diamonds, sapphires, rubies, and other stones that symbolize various significant achievements of the team.

Notable elements of the ring include the perfect 11-0 postseason road record, a first in MLB history, and the 52 points of diamonds in the word 'champions' representing the number of seasons the franchise has been in Texas. The ring also features stones signifying the road record, the team's victories in the regular season and playoffs, and the number of players on the 2023 roster.

The design of the ring showcases the team's road dominance during the postseason, with each player's last name, number, and signature engraved on the ring. The ring also pays tribute to the Rangers' victories over Tampa Bay, Baltimore, Houston, and Arizona on their way to winning the World Series.

One diamond in the World Series trophy on the ring symbolizes the franchise's first championship, while a 3mm stone inside the trophy represents the number of American League championships won by the Rangers. The intricate details of the ring tell the story of the team's journey to becoming champions.

Notable elements include the 11-0 postseason road record and 52 points of diamonds in 'champions.'

The ring features diamonds, sapphires, and rubies symbolizing team accomplishments.

Each player's last name, number, and signature are engraved on the ring.

The design showcases the team's postseason road dominance and victories over key opponents.

A diamond in the World Series trophy symbolizes the franchise's first championship.

The emotional ring ceremony was a special moment for players and staff.

Adolis García proudly displayed his ring during the ceremony.

The ring was designed by Jason of Beverly Hills, marking the company's first World Series design.

The players were visibly excited as they received their rings, with standout performers like Adolis García proudly displaying the ring for the cameras. The emotional ceremony was a special moment for the players and staff, including longtime public address announcer Chuck Morgan, who was the first to receive his ring.

The ring was designed by Jason of Beverly Hills, marking the company's first World Series ring design after being denied for 17 consecutive seasons. CEO Jason Arasheben expressed the pressure and honor of creating the ring, highlighting the significance of the Rangers' historic achievement.

The ring ceremony was a fitting conclusion to the Rangers' championship celebrations, providing a tangible reminder of their remarkable season and ultimate triumph in the World Series.