I've noticed that in cold weather the Rangers don't play very well, especially noticeable in both offense and defense. I am going by memory mostly because I don't know where to find the baseball stats for temperature but I have watched every game so far and they have won nearly every game in which it was warm and sunny on the game day, with nearly all of their losses having been on days that were cool. And it seems, the colder it is the worse they play. I'm sure it's just a fluke but if there is any validity to the "weather factor" then I'd say we're in for a pretty good season (seeing as most of their games will be played in Texas). I just hope they can make it deep into the playoffs while not having to play anyone in cold weather!

Imposible its going to be cold every where in october unless they play the Rays in the first round Angels in the ALCS and someone like the Marlins or Padres in the WS

Could be possible I guess. Do some googling for box scores and they should say the game time temp.