Rangers could have full starting lineup available as last week of spring training nears
By Evan Grant
Published on March 14, 2026.
The Rangers are expected to have their full starting lineup available for the first time this spring, if all goes well, manager Skip Schumaker anticipates them being ready for Opening Day. Third baseman Josh Jung, who has been out of play due to a thigh strain, is expected to hit off live pitching on a back field on Saturday, take 6-8 at-bats in a minor league game on Sunday and play against the Chicago White Sox on Monday. Meanwhile, catcher Kyle Higashioka is also expected to return on Monday due to back stiffness.
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