The Texas Rangers finally secured their first championship in a historic win over the Arizona Diamondbacks. Their manager, Bruce Bochy, who previously led three World Series-winning teams with the San Francisco Giants, expressed his gratitude to the fans for their tremendous support. Bochy encouraged the players to savor this moment as it is difficult to achieve such success. Despite losing in two previous World Series appearances, this victory was a significant milestone for the team and its fans.
Rangers pitcher Max Scherzer, who was part of the Washington Nationals’ championship team in 2019, expressed his excitement about celebrating the victory with fans after pandemic restrictions prevented them from attending the ceremony in 2020. Meanwhile, Cubs manager Craig Counsell, who scored the run that earned the Florida Marlins the 1997 World Series crown, felt envious watching the Rangers’ celebration from the opposing dugout. He admitted to being jealous of their achievement, showcasing the honesty of competitive sports.
