Their pitching staff was bolstered mid-season by acquisitions like Jordan Montgomery and Max Scherzer, which helped offset injuries such as Jacob deGrom's Tommy John surgery.

The Rangers' offense was among the best in MLB, led by stars like Marcus Semien, Corey Seager, and Adolis Garcia, with Garcia hitting over .500 and Seager providing standout offensive performance.

Key contributors included Mitch Garver and Josh Jung, showcasing the team's depth and versatility throughout their successful playoff run.

The team’s journey to their first championship was marked by overcoming significant challenges, including tough opponents and injuries.

Despite facing what was perceived as a weaker World Series opponent in the Diamondbacks, the Rangers' victory was a testament to their strong team performance and resilience.

The 2023 Texas Rangers secured their first-ever World Series title, ending a long postseason drought that included appearances in 1996, 1998, 1999, 2010, and 2011, after relocating from Washington in 1972.

After a postseason drought from 2017 to 2022, the Rangers made a remarkable comeback, demonstrating resilience and skill in their playoff run.

In the postseason, they defeated the 99-win Rays in the Wild Card Series, swept the 101-win Orioles in the ALDS, and overcame the 90-72 Astros in a seven-game ALCS.