At one point, a failed exchange between a Texas Rangers pitcher and catcher drew laughs from the Boston Red Sox dugout.

Baseball season is back and the Texas Rangers are kicking it off on ... first since 2011 when Texas topped Boston, 9-5, at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, according to the team.

One of those creations includes the Texas Rangers ' Boomstick Burrito, held together by a 26-inch flour tortilla. The burrito includes rice, beans, taco meat, Rico's Nacho Cheese, pico de gallo, lettuce and sour cream.

Concession stands in other parts of the ballpark will also feature new menu items, including lobster dishes, an oversized 'Boomstick' burrito, and hot dogs with rotating toppings inspired by the Rangers’ opponents. Here's a slideshow of the new concession items announced Monday:

Thought to be destined for a wrecking ball, at least, the Rangers’ ”old home” that was the Ballpark is still open.

The Texas Rangers dropped the opener on Thursday, losing to the Boston Red Sox at Globe Life Field. The two teams will take the field again on Friday, with Rang

Crazy Drunken Noodles at the Texas Rangers' ballpark have a base of stir-fried flat rice noodles.(Liz Rymarev / Staff Photographer) The iconic baseball snack, nachos, gets a Louisiana twist.

Campbell had a hit Thursday in his first game, and although it might be ruled an error, he had an unquestionable hit Friday.