Team Names: Grand Prairie AirHogs (2008-15), Texas AirHogs (2016-20)
First Season: 2008
Last Season: 2020 (last played in 2019)
Location: Grand Prairie, Texas
Stadium: AirHogs Stadium (4,500)

All-Time Record: 518-668 (.437)
Playoff Appearances: 3 (2008, ’11, ’13)
All-Time Playoff Record: 10-10 (.500)
Miles Wolff Cup Finals Appearances: 2 (’08, ’11)
Miles Wolff Cup Championships: 1 (2011)

All-Time Attendance: 1,109,030

One of the first two expansion teams in American Association history in 2008, the AirHogs set up shop between Dallas and Fort Worth and immediately found success, knocking off crosstown rival Fort Worth to reach the AA Finals in their inaugural season, then winning an AA crown three years later. As late as 2013, Grand Prairie was a division champion. However, things quickly went south on and off the field as attendance nosedived and by 2015, the club became the first 70-loss squad in AA history.

For 2016 they merged with another struggling club in the Amarillo Thunderheads, assuming the Texas AirHogs identity. After splitting ’16 between Amarillo and Grand Prairie, the club stayed permanently in the Metroplex. However, attendance stayed low and the on-field results were abysmal, including an infamous arrangement that stocked the AirHogs with predominantly overmatched Chinese players in 2018-19, leading to two more 70-loss seasons. After sitting out 2020, the franchise officially folded that winter.

Season-by-Season

Year	W	L	PCT.	Place*	GB	Playoffs	Attend.
2008	56	40	.583	2/2	4.0	W 1R vs. Fort Worth (3-1) L FIN vs. Sioux Falls (3-1)	143,627
2009	48	48	.500	3/4	5.0	–	141,132
2010	43	52	.453	2/4	15.0	–	124,539
2011	64	36	.640	1st	–	W 1R vs. Wichita (3-1) W FIN vs. St. Paul (3-2)	117,861
2012	53	47	.530	2nd	1.0	–	108,236
2013	54	46	.540	1st	–	L 1R vs. Wichita (3-0)	111,195
2014	40	60	.400	3rd	33.0	–	60,747
2015	29	71	.290	5th	30.0	–	52,072
2016	34	65	.343	4th	26.5	–	44,282
2017	43	57	.430	3rd	18.5	–	65,672
2018	25	75	.250	6th	46.0	–	80,196
2019	28	72	.280	6th	30.0	–	59,471

*South Division (2008-19); split season format used from 2008-10

Year-by-Year Pitching

YR	W	L	PCT.	ERA	G	GS	CG	SHO	SV	INN	H	R	ER	HR	BB	K	HBP	WP	WHIP
2008	56	40	.583	3.78	96	96	5	4	25	819.1	775	420	344	60	355	595	51	59	1.38
2009	48	48	.500	5.21	96	96	4	2	26	844.1	938	569	489	51	457	614	71	68	1.65
2010	43	52	.453	5.40	95	95	2	1	16	829.2	973	585	498	67	381	613	58	72	1.63
2011	64	36	.640	4.13	100	100	5	6	27	885.2	948	465	406	77	295	651	36	70	1.40
2012	53	47	.530	4.39	100	100	11	5	19	875.0	937	512	427	63	281	615	35	41	1.39
2013	54	46	.540	4.13	100	100	5	7	27	871.2	928	451	400	67	256	597	35	45	1.36
2014	40	60	.400	4.94	100	100	3	4	23	871.1	1034	544	478	67	325	678	66	76	1.56
2015	29	71	.290	4.42	100	100	5	2	17	870.2	974	531	428	57	354	567	47	76	1.53
2016	34	65	.343	5.13	99	99	1	1	15	851.1	981	564	485	70	361	656	51	87	1.58
2017	43	57	.430	4.12	100	100	4	5	23	869.0	819	466	398	41	407	800	71	102	1.41
2018	25	75	.250	6.22	100	100	0	1	18	862.1	1013	665	596	76	531	647	71	92	1.79
2019	28	72	.280	5.76	100	100	1	4	13	856.1	976	641	548	92	414	701	56	96	1.62

Year-by-Year Hitting

YR	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	CS	BB	K	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	HBP	SH	SF
2008	96	3177	503	881	164	24	83	457	103	44	336	629	.277	.354	.422	.777	59	25	31
2009	96	3359	589	940	190	24	63	535	129	35	353	589	.280	.358	.407	.765	67	46	25
2010	95	3333	546	987	189	27	69	479	103	34	392	616	.296	.374	.431	.805	44	38	34
2011	100	3465	606	1030	220	37	64	556	125	22	423	602	.297	.379	.438	.817	69	37	57
2012	100	3439	558	983	197	38	87	520	53	26	356	624	.286	.359	.441	.800	48	39	25
2013	100	3340	471	888	166	28	60	436	62	25	393	698	.266	.354	.386	.740	74	25	24
2014	100	3409	429	902	183	15	48	381	40	25	322	688	.265	.333	.369	.702	41	27	31
2015	100	3268	318	766	134	14	41	288	116	46	295	826	.234	.306	.322	.628	52	26	19
2016	99	3345	411	866	148	16	86	390	60	26	240	693	.259	.314	.392	.706	46	10	36
2017	100	3249	392	820	153	25	47	353	151	35	327	731	.252	.326	.358	.684	46	18	41
2018	100	3333	307	781	145	22	37	278	67	26	279	838	.234	.298	.324	.623	33	11	17
2019	100	3268	354	779	122	25	28	297	88	47	293	894	.238	.305	.317	.622	29	52	18

Managers

Name	Years	W	L	PCT.	Playoff Apps (Titles)
Pete Incaviglia	2008-10	147	140	.512	1
Ricky Van Asselberg	2011-14	190	159	.543	2 (1)
Eric Champion	2014-15	50	101	.331	0
James Frisbie	2016	34	65	.343	0
Billy Martin Jr.	2017	43	57	.430	0
John MacLaren	2018	25	75	.250	0
Chris Bando	2019	28	72	.280	0