For one Texas Rangers fan, Saturday’s game against the Houston Astros turned out to be one they won’t forget any time soon.
Shamica Davis, of Red Oak, got a warm welcome at the ballpark and some surprise goodies when she became the 10 millionth fan at Globe Life Field since it opened in 2020.
Davis shared her shock in an interview with the Rangers just after she entered the ballpark.
“Are you serious? What? Me?” Davis said with a big smile while holding her baby son. “We are so excited.”
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Texas Rangers welcome 10 millionth fan to Globe Life Field
Shamica Davis of Red Oak became the 10 millionth fan to enter Globe Life Field since the ballpark opened in 2020.
Davis received a series of gifts from the Rangers, including upgraded seats for the game, a year of free Whataburger, custom team apparel, an autographed bat from Adrián Beltré and even a tour of the Rangers broadcast booth.
The Rangers have recorded attendance of more than 2 million fans every year since the ballpark started welcoming fans after the COVID-19 pandemic. The team saw 2,651,553 fans during the 2024 season, marking its best-attended season at Globe Life Field, according to Baseball Reference.
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