Okay, folks, let’s dive into something I tinkered with today: figuring out who owns the Texas Rangers. It wasn’t exactly rocket science, but it was a bit of a rabbit hole.
I started, like anyone else would, by just Googling “owner of the Texas Rangers.” Simple enough, right?
Well, the initial results threw a bunch of names at me. I saw “Ray Davis” and “Bob Simpson” popping up a lot. So, my next step was to dig a little deeper into these guys.
Digging Deeper
I started looking at some articles from reputable sources – you know, places like ESPN, maybe some financial news sites. Nothing too fancy, just trying to get the facts straight.
- I noticed that these two names, Davis and Simpson, kept coming up together. It seemed like they weren’t the only owners, but maybe part of a group.
- So, I refined my search, adding terms like “ownership group” and “majority owner” to my searches. This started to paint a clearer picture.
It became pretty clear that Ray Davis was the main guy, the “managing partner” and “majority owner.” Simpson was also a big player, but Davis seemed to be calling the shots.
Then I started to piece everything together. I realized that owning a baseball team isn’t like owning a car. It’s more like owning a piece of a giant company. There are probably lots of people with smaller stakes, but Davis is the one with the biggest slice of the pie.
Finally found it!
So, to sum it all up, while there’s probably a whole group of people involved, Ray Davis is the big cheese when it comes to owning the Texas Rangers. It wasn’t a super complicated project, but it was interesting to see how it all unfolded, just by doing a little bit of digging online.
