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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-23 · 30 entries checked · 16 flagged · 36 issues confirmed · 16 corrected · 20 still open
Arlington Stadium — The entry implies Mike Witt's perfect game was a Rangers achievement by listing it alongside Nolan Ryan's no-hitter as a historic individual achievement at the stadium.
Arlington Stadium — The claim that 'the only two players to hit for the cycle in Arlington Stadium were Cal Ripken Jr. and Oddibe McDowell' is false; other players such as Toby Harrah also hit for the cycle there.
Nolan Ryan No-Hitters — The entry states that Ryan threw four no-hitters with the Rangers between 1990 and 1991, but he actually threw three no-hitters with the Rangers (June 11, 1990; May 1, 1991; and August 6, 1993), not four.
Nolan Ryan No-Hitters — The entry claims the first and final no-hitter dates are both May 1, 1991, which is incorrect. His first no-hitter with the Rangers was on June 11, 1990, and his final was on August 6, 1993.
Juan Gonzalez MVP — The claim that Juan Gonzalez is 'one of three players in MLB history to win the MVP award while playing for the Rangers' is factually incorrect because Jeff Burroughs also won the AL MVP in 1974 while playing for the Rangers, making it at least four players.
Ivan Rodriguez Gold Gloves — He won 10 consecutive Gold Gloves with the Rangers from 1992 to 2001, not 13 consecutive with the Rangers.
Ivan Rodriguez Gold Gloves — Rodriguez holds the record for most games caught (2,427), with Fisk second (2,226); the flag has the ranking reversed.
1996 American League Pennant — The claim that the 1996 Rangers were the first Texas-based team to reach the postseason since the franchise moved from Washington in 1972 is incorrect, because the Houston Astros reached the postseason in 1980, 1981, and 1986.
Nolan Ryan Four No-Hitters with Rangers — The entry states the first no-hitter opponent as Seattle Mariners, but it was actually the Oakland Athletics.
Nolan Ryan — Ryan's Rangers no-hitters were in 1975 and 1981, not the early 1990s
Nolan Ryan — Ryan had 200+ strikeouts in a season 11 times, not 15
Juan Gonzalez — The entry says he became the youngest player in franchise history to hit a home run at age 19, but the actual youngest Rangers player to hit a home run is not Juan González; that record belongs to someone else (e.g., Rubén Sierra was younger when he hit his fi
Juan Gonzalez — The claim that from 1995–1998 he averaged more than one RBI per game (538 RBIs in 511 games) is factually incorrect: González had 538 RBIs from 1995–1998, but he played in 512 games (not 511), and the statement 'unmatched by any outfielder since World War II f
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