Patrick Mahomes Chooses Training for Upcoming Monday Night Game Over Father’s Texas Rangers Fandom

Kansas City Chiefs star Quarterback Patrick Mahomes has a deep connection with the Texas Rangers. Growing up, he was a huge Rangers fan, courtesy mostly of his father, Pat Mahomes Sr., who was a pitcher for the Lone Stars. Now that the Rangers have made it to the World Series after over a decade, Patrick was expected to be attending the game. However, it seems that Patrick had different plans.

In a surprising turn of events, The Chiefs Quarterback Patrick missed the game. The reason is his commitment to his team. Had he attended the game, he would have surely loved the epic comeback of the Rangers.

Patrick Mahomes prioritizes Monday night football over the World Series

Pat Mahomes has a game on Monday when the Chiefs go against the Denver Broncos, which is where the state of flux lies. Ultimately, he had to choose to train for that game over the World Series.

Well! the match-up on Monday is a big deal, as the rivalry between the Chiefs and Broncos goes deep. Hence, both teams play to get bragging rights over each other. It would have been a tough choice to not be able to witness his childhood team make it to the grandest stage of them all.

Still, Patrick had all of his eyes on the match. He showed as such when he tweeted about the superb game after it had finished. The Quarterbacks’ work commitments might affect his schedule to not being able to visit them WS Game 1, but they do not affect his fandom for the Rangers.

Mahomes’ connection with Rangers

Patrick Mahomes’ father Pat Mahomes was an MLB pitcher. After playing for teams like the Boston Red Sox and New York Mets, he came to his home state team of Texas Rangers in 2001. Patrick himself has been a fan of the Lone Stars since the time he was a child.

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The Quarterback is famous for signing a $503 million contract with the Kansas City Chiefs. The two-time Super Bowl winner and MVP is ready to conquer the NFL again, but it seems his heart also wants to see his childhood team, the Texas Rangers, finally lift the World Championship. The team that had reached 2 World Series’ before 2023 but has never won one.

The World Series has started, and with it, the excitement of the fans is at its peak. The Rangers have won game 1. Can they continue this momentum? Keep following to find out.

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