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Rangers 2B Marcus Semien likely done for regular season with foot injuries

Marcus Semien's injury, caused by fouling a pitch, is expected to sideline him for 4-6 weeks, likely ending his regular season as he leads the team in runs scored.

  • Texas Rangers second baseman Marcus Semien was placed on the injured list Saturday with a foot injury, and the team is still assessing its severity.
  • Following an initial X-ray and MRI/CT scans, a foot specialist recently diagnosed Marcus Semien with a fracture and ligament sprain, and Semien said he does not believe surgery is needed.
  • A durable veteran, Marcus Semien leads the majors since 2018 with 1,145 games and 5,139 plate appearances, missing only six of the Rangers' 615 games before this injury.
  • On Saturday the Rangers placed Semien on the injured list for only the second time in his 13 MLB seasons, and Manager Bruce Bochy named Ezequiel Duran, Josh Smith and Cody Freeman to share second base duties.
  • Manager Bruce Bochy said Monday the recovery timeline is four to six weeks, and Marcus Semien said he hopes the team gets back in the race while watching from the sidelines.
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Rangers 2B Marcus Semien likely done for regular season with foot injuries

Texas Rangers' Marcus Semien likely out for regular season due to a broken bone and sprained ligament in his left foot, with recovery expected in 4-6 weeks.

·Dallas, United States
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