Rangers' Josh Jung to Miss 8-10 Weeks Due to Wrist Surgery
The Texas Rangers face a significant setback as All-Star third baseman Josh Jung undergoes more complicated wrist surgery, sidelining him for up to two and a half months.
- Josh Jung, Texas Rangers' third baseman and 2023 All-Star, will be out for 8-10 weeks following a more complex wrist surgery than initially anticipated.
- Jung was injured after being hit by a pitch in a game against the Tampa Bay Rays, leading to a fractured right wrist.
- The surgery's complexity has extended Jung's expected recovery time, initially estimated at six weeks.
- Jung's absence is a major loss for the Rangers, affecting their lineup and defense as he is a key player and strong defender at third base.
- The Rangers are already facing multiple injuries early in the season, with significant players like Jacob deGrom and Tyler Mahle out due to Tommy John surgeries.