"Rangers' World Series Victory Parade Draws Massive Crowd, Passes Iconic Cowboys Stadium"
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An estimated 300,000 Texas Rangers fans celebrated the team's first World Series championship with a parade in Arlington, Texas. The parade route passed by AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys, and the Rangers' former ballpark. Players addressed the fans in an outdoor ceremony at Globe Life Field, their current home stadium. The Rangers won the championship in five games against the Arizona Diamondbacks, with Marcus Semien named the World Series MVP. The parade drew a large crowd of enthusiastic fans, showcasing their passion for the team.
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