to honor the careers of former Texas Rangers players, managers, executives, and broadcasters. There are currently 22 members. The Hall is located in Globe Life Park in Arlington, behind right field. The Hall's two levels cover and included a 235-seat theater and various plaques, photos, and memorabilia. It can accommodate up to 600 people. Retired numbers All of the Rangers' retired numbers are directly incorporated into the posted dimensions of Globe Life Field. The left-field foul line distance is 329 feet (Beltré), the deepest point of the ballpark is 410 feet (Young), straightaway center field is 407 feet (Rodríguez), the right-field foul line is 326 feet (Oates), and the backstop distance, measured from the rear point of home plate via a line running through second base, is 42 feet (Robinson). A sign just inside the left-field foul line is marked as 334 feet to honor Ryan. The power alleys, at 372 feet in left and 374 feet in right, respectively pay homage to the Rangers' first season in Arlington (1972) and first .500 season (1974). Team captains Buddy Bell 1985 Michael Young 2005–2012 Adrián Beltré 2013–2018 Roster Season-by-season records Team records These are partial records of players with the best performance in distinct statistical categories during a single season. Batting Games played: 163, Al Oliver (1980) Runs: 133, Alex Rodriguez (2001) Hits: 221, Michael Young (2005) Doubles: 52, Michael Young (2006) Triples: 14, Rubén Sierra (1989) Home runs: 57, Alex Rodriguez (2002) Runs batted in: 157, Juan González (1998) Stolen bases: 52, Bump Wills (1978) Batting average: .359, Josh Hamilton (2010) Slugging percentage: .643, Juan González (1996) Pitching Wins: 25, Ferguson Jenkins (1974) Saves: 49, Francisco Cordero (2004) Complete games: 29, Ferguson Jenkins (1974) Strikeouts: 301, Nolan Ryan (1989) Radio and television Radio KRLD-FM 105.3 FM KRLD (AM) NewsRadio 1080 will carry any games that conflict with previously scheduled programming on 105.3 The FAN. KFLC 1270 AM (Spanish) In addition to the flagship stations listed above, Rangers games can be heard on affiliates throughout much of Texas, and also in parts of Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Kansas. Eric Nadel is the primary play-by-play announcer. He has called games for the club since 1979 beginning on television broadcasts, then moving exclusively to radio beginning in 1985. He became the primary announcer after the late Mark Holtz moved to television. Currently, Nadel provides play-by-play in the 1st, 2nd, 5th, 6th,