What Happened
The Texas Rangers have placed their star shortstop, Corey Seager, on the injured list with lower back inflammation. This marks another setback for Seager, who has been sidelined by injuries. In a corresponding move, the Rangers recalled outfielder Josh Smith from their minor league system.
To address the team's pitching needs, the Rangers are set to welcome reinforcements to their rotation. Pitcher Jordan Montgomery is expected to join the team, and Cody Bradford is also returning to bolster the pitching staff. These additions come as the team navigates Seager's absence and aims to maintain its performance.
The team also made an infield acquisition, signing an infielder who is a former All-Star with the Blue Jays and Dodgers. This move follows the news of Corey Seager's injury, suggesting an effort to deepen the roster and provide coverage for key positions.
Key Facts
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Corey Seager has been placed on the injured list by the Texas Rangers.
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The reason for Seager's placement on the injured list is lower back inflammation.
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The Rangers recalled outfielder Josh Smith from the minors.
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Pitcher Jordan Montgomery is expected to join the Rangers' rotation.
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Cody Bradford is also returning to reinforce the pitching staff.
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The Rangers signed an infielder who is a former All-Star with the Blue Jays and Dodgers.