What's Happening?
Jake Burger, first baseman for the Texas Rangers, is set to undergo tests for a sore left wrist and will miss at least two to three games. Burger experienced soreness during a recent game against Toronto, where he managed an RBI single before being replaced. Manager Bruce Bochy confirmed that Burger will return to Texas for an MRI to assess the injury. Burger has previously missed games due to other injuries this season.
Why It's Important?
Burger's absence could impact the Rangers' lineup as they begin a series against Kansas City. His recent performance has been strong, contributing significantly to the team's offense. The injury adds to Burger's challenging season, having already missed games due to other physical setbacks. The Rangers will need to adjust their strategy and lineup to compensate for his absence, which could affect their performance in upcoming games.
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What's Next?
Burger will undergo an MRI to determine the extent of his wrist injury. Depending on the results, the Rangers may need to make further adjustments to their lineup. The team will be monitoring Burger's recovery closely, hoping for a quick return to maintain their competitive edge. The outcome of the tests will be crucial in deciding Burger's availability for future games.
