ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers have announced their 2025 schedule -- including the details surrounding Opening Day, which the team will host at Globe Life Field.
The Boston Red Sox will visit Arlington to get the slate started on Thursday, March 27. Of note: That opener will also mark the Rangers' earliest Opening Day in franchise history. Texas has played its first regular season game on March 28 twice (in 2019 and in 2024) but never as early as March 27.
The club has regularly opened its seasons at home, too, and 2025 will be the 32nd time in the Rangers' 54 seasons that they've started their year in Arlington.
The 2025 opener will be a bit more unique for the Rangers, however. Instead of playing Thursday and then getting Friday off, as it usually the case, Texas will instead open the 2025 season by playing straight through the weekend in a four-game series against the Red Sox.
Check out the full schedule below -- but keep in mind that, at this point, start times have not yet been announced.
A few other notes and nuggets about the schedule, via the Rangers PR department:
Division Games: 52 total games (26 at home and 26 on the road) against four A.L. West Division opponents. That will include 13 games each versus the Athletics, Houston, Los Angeles Angels, and Seattle. The Athletics will play their home games in Sacramento for the first time in 2025.
Intraleague Games: 62 total games (31 at home and 31 on the road) against the other ten American League teams. The Rangers will play seven games each against Boston and Kansas City and six games apiece versus Baltimore, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Minnesota, New York Yankees, Tampa Bay, and Toronto.
Interleague Games: 48 total games (24 games at home and 24 on the road) against the 15 National League teams. Texas will meet Arizona six times in a pair of home and home three-game series and the remaining 14 NL clubs three times each. The Rangers will host three-game series with the Atlanta Braves, Colorado Rockies, Los Angeles Dodgers, Miami Marlins, Milwaukee Brewers, Philadelphia Phillies, and St. Louis Cardinals and play three-game road sets at Chicago, Cincinnati, New York, Pittsburgh, San Diego, San Francisco, and Washington.
