Elvis Andrus was a 20-year-old kid when he went to spring training in 2009 with the Texas Rangers to be their starting ...

Elvis Andrus was officially inducted into the Rangers’ Hall of Fame, becoming the 27th member to receive the navy blue jacket and a plaque commemorating his historic career with the Rangers franchise.

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Tributes from Michael Young and Adrian Beltre emphasized Andrus’ status as an exemplary teammate, albeit a playfully annoying one.

Elvis Andrus will be inducted as the 27th member of the Texas Rangers Hall of Fame on Saturday, June 28 and other celebrations throughout the weekend.

Elvis Andrus was a 20-year-old kid when he went to spring training in 2009 with the Texas Rangers to be their starting ...

The Texas Rangers inducted Elvis Andrus into the franchise’s Hall of Fame on Saturday, presenting the all-time fan-favorite with a couple of fitting speeches along with the traditional bronze plaque.

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Elvis Andrus was a 20-year-old kid when he went to spring training in 2009 with the Texas Rangers to be their starting shortstop. The fun-loving skilled shortstop for the franchise's first two ...

Elvis Andrus, former Texas Rangers shortstop and two-time All-Star, will be inducted into the Rangers Hall of Fame this ...

Andrus is the Texas Rangers' all-time leader with 305 stolen bases, ranks second in games, at-bats (6,366), and triples (48), and is third in runs (893) and hits (1,743). Between 2021 and 2023, he ...

Elvis Andrus, who played for the Texas Rangers from 2009 through 2020 and owns the franchise record for career stolen bases, will be inducted into the team's Hall of Fame on June 28.