Editing Texas Rangers (baseball) (section)

===Texas Sports Hall of Fame===
{{Main|Texas Sports Hall of Fame}}
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
| colspan="5" style="{{Baseball primary style|Texas Rangers}};"|'''Rangers in the Texas Sports Hall of Fame'''
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! width=40px style="{{Baseball secondary style|Texas Rangers}};"|No.
! width=100px style="{{Baseball secondary style|Texas Rangers}};"|Name
! width=40px style="{{Baseball secondary style|Texas Rangers}};"|Position
! width=120px style="{{Baseball secondary style|Texas Rangers}};"|Tenure
! width=300px style="{{Baseball secondary style|Texas Rangers}};"|Notes
|-
| — || [[Lee Ballanfant]] || Scout || 1972–1981 || Born in Waco
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| 2, 10 || [[Michael Young (baseball)|Michael Young]] || [[Infielder|IF]] || 2000–2012 || 
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| 7 || [[Iván Rodríguez]] || [[Catcher|C]] || 1991–2002, 2009 ||
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| 10 || [[Jim Sundberg]] || [[Catcher|C]] || 1974–1983<br />1988–1989 || 
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| 27 || [[Lance Berkman]] || [[First Baseman|1B]] || 2013 || Elected mainly on his performance with [[Houston Astros]], born and raised in Waco, attended Rice University
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| 29 || [[Adrián Beltré]] || [[Third baseman|3B]] || 2011–2018 || 
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| 34 || [[Nolan Ryan]] || [[Pitcher|P]] || 1989–1993 || Born in Refugio, grew up in Alvin
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| 46 || [[Burt Hooton]] || [[Pitcher|P]] || 1985 || Elected mainly on his performances with [[Chicago Cubs]] and [[Los Angeles Dodgers]], born in Greenville, attended University of Texas-Austin
|}