Rangers' Josh Jung Sidelined with Calf Strain, Expected to Miss Opening Weeks of Season

Texas Rangers third baseman Josh Jung faces another setback with a low-grade calf strain, marking his third consecutive injury-hit Spring Training.

Josh Jung, Texas Rangers third baseman, is expected to be sidelined for approximately three weeks due to a low-grade calf strain.
The injury occurred while Jung was fielding grounders, continuing his streak of Spring Training setbacks.
Despite the injury, Jung is anticipated to be ready for Opening Day, according to Rangers staff.
Jung's professional career has been marred by injuries, including a stress fracture, a torn labrum, and a fractured thumb in previous years.
Jung had a strong rookie season, making the All-Star team and contributing to the Rangers' World Series win with a .266 batting average, 23 homers, and 70 RBIs.