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Corey Seager World Series replica ring [Photo: Texas Rangers]

Texas Rangers spokesman
…about the 15,000 replica Corey Seager World Series rings presented to fans last night at Globe Life Field via WFAA.

Super Bowl Rings are known for being incredibly delicious, but North Texans can be forgiven for being unfamiliar with them World Series Rings, since then Texas Rangers endured a 52-year losing streak before the team finally won it all in 2023.

When the Rangers introduced their own innovative rings A few months ago, fans craved every Easter egg detail: the “interchangeable” jeweled logo attachments; the “trap door” on the back hides a piece of leather from a World Series baseball; the 103 blue sapphires for the team's victories in 2023 and 23 red rubies for the year it won the World Series trophy; the slogan “Went and Take It”; the ring's heavy weight of 150 grams (the same as an MLB baseball); and much more – all designed by Jason from Beverly Hills.

Last night the Rangers presented a free replica Corey Seager The first 15,000 fans turn out for the team's World Series game Cleveland Guardians at Globe life field.

“It's a replica, but it's very similar to what the players received, and as replicas go, that's very nice,” a Rangers spokesperson told WFAA. “It took us 52 years to get this ring, so we’re going to celebrate it for a while.”

Some of these 15,000 fans strike while the iron is hot. Many replica rings are already listed on eBay – one listing is asking $750.

If you missed it last night, Rangers fans have nine more ways to score replica rings this season, from the Adolis Garcia version to Marcus Semien, Bruce Bochy and more. Here is the game plan.

And you can see a video showing it all actual official (and much more expensive) Rangers ring details in this KDFW report.

For more on who said what about North Texas: Check out Every Last Word.

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