Jung, who was limited to 46 games this season by a fractured wrist and lingering issues with the repair, underwent the procedure to release the ECU tendon

The Texas Rangers shared information on the injury statuses of key players Josh Jung and Adolis Garcia as they prepare for the offseason. These updates come at a crucial time as the Rangers look to ensure both players are at full strength for the upcoming Spring Training.

The Rangers provided medical updates on some injured players today, with Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News among those

Josh Jung might be too tough for his own good. Jung's pain threshold, Texas Rangers President Chris Young asserted this week, was probably part the

Texas Rangers third baseman Josh Jung (wrist) underwent tendon-release surgery on Tuesday and will start a normal offseason program in three to four weeks. Jung fractured his right wrist back in early April when he was hit by a pitch and missed four months as a result.

Jung, who fractured his wrist in the fourth game of the season, has had periodic bouts of inflammation and soreness since surgery to repair it, leading to

Texas Rangers president of baseball Chris Young says Josh Jung will need up to a month to recover but is expected to be healthy for spring training in February.