Rangers' Josh Jung to Undergo Surgery for Broken Wrist, Out Six Weeks

Texas Rangers call up top prospect Justin Foscue to fill in for injured third baseman Josh Jung.

Texas Rangers third baseman Josh Jung will undergo surgery for a broken right wrist, sidelining him for about six weeks.
Jung was injured during a game against the Tampa Bay Rays when he was hit by a pitch from reliever Phil Maton.
Rangers call up top prospect Justin Foscue from Triple-A Round Rock to fill Jung's spot.
Foscue, a versatile infielder, had a strong performance in Triple-A last season, with a .266 average, 18 home runs, and more walks than strikeouts.
The Rangers, defending World Series champions, will rely on other infielders, including Ezequiel Duran and Josh Smith, in Jung's absence.