Texas Rangers' Elvis Andrus, left, holds his jersey with Los Angeles Angels Manager Ron Washington, right, after Andrus signed a one-day contract with the Rangers during a news conference before the ...

Elvis Andrus signed a ceremonial one-day contract Friday to officially retire with the Texas Rangers, the team he played for in the first 12 of his 15 seasons in the majors. Andrus made his big-league ...

ARLINGTON — About Elvis Andrus’ Rangers Hall of Fame induction: What it lacked in antics, it made up for with love. As soon as the crowd settled into its seats Saturday afternoon at Globe Life Field ...

Be the smartest Rangers fan. Get the latest news. With the team in “sell mode” at the trade deadline (they’d eventually finish with a 75-87 record), the Rangers sent star first baseman Mark Teixeira ...

ARLINGTON, Texas — Two-time All-Star and longtime shortstop for the Texas Rangers, Elvis Andrus, announced that he will retire as an active player on Friday, Sept. 6 as a member of the Rangers ...

ARLINGTON — Elvis Andrus was a 21-year-old shortstop coming off his second season in the big leagues when Adrián Beltré signed with the Texas Rangers as a free agent on Jan. 5, 2011. Beltré was an ...

After 15 MLB seasons, including 12 with the Texas Rangers, longtime fan favorite Elvis Andrus retired flanked by former teammate Michael Young and former manager Ron Washington. ARLINGTON — Elvis ...

ARLINGTON - 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 ...

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Elvis Andrus, who made his big league debut as a 20-year-old shortstop for the Texas Rangers on opening day in 2009, is set to retire with his original club. The 36-year-old ...

Julia Falcon is a digital content producer at CBS News Texas. Julia has previously written for news outlets across Dallas-Fort Worth like the Denton Record-Chronicle, D Magazine, 1080 KRLD and 105.3 ...

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Elvis Andrus signed a ceremonial one-day contract Friday to officially retire with the Texas Rangers, the team he played for in the first 12 of his 15 seasons in the majors.