Rangers vs Giants: Trevino Not in Starting Lineup Again

The Texas Rangers will try to salvage their two-game series in San Francisco with a win against the Giants on Tuesday afternoon.

Chris Halicke | May 11, 2021

Rangers vs Giants: Trevino Not in Starting Lineup Again /

Texas Rangers (18-19) at San Francisco Giants (21-14)

Tuesday, May 11, 2021
2:45 PM CT
Oracle Park | San Francisco, CA

Probables:
TEX: RHP Jordan Lyles (1-2, 7.09 ERA)
vs
SF: RHP Logan Webb (1-3, 5.34 ERA)

Broadcast

Texas Rangers
TV: Bally Sports Southwest, MLB Network
Radio: 105.3 The Fan, KFLC

San Francisco Giants
TV: NBC Sports Bay Area, MLB Network
Radio: KNBR, KSFN

Texas Rangers Starting Lineup

LF Willie Calhoun
SS Isiah Kiner-Falefa
1B Nate Lowe
RF Joey Gallo
2B Nick Solak
CF David Dahl
3B Charlie Culberson
C Jonah Heim
P Jordan Lyles

San Francisco Giants Starting Lineup

LF Mike Tauchman
RF Mike Yastrzemski
3B Evan Longoria
1B Brandon Belt
2B Wilmer Flores
SS Brandon Crawford
C Curt Casali
CF Steven Duggar
P Logan Webb

Jose Trevino Dealing With Minor Injury

Rangers catcher Jose Trevino is missing from Tuesday's lineup, which raised concerns about his health after sitting out Monday's game as well. Manager Chris Woodward explained that Trevino is dealing with a sore tricep and wanted to give him an extra day to rest it.

#Rangers catcher Jose Trevino is dealing with a sore tricep, per manager Chris Woodward. It's not thought to be serious. Just wanted to give him an extra day with the off-day coming tomorrow. #StraightUpTX
— Chris Halicke (@ChrisHalicke) May 11, 2021

As far as Adolis García's absence from the lineup, Woodward simply doesn't want to "run him in the ground" with too many days. García has played nearly every day since being called up on April 13, and the Rangers are about to wrap up a stretch of 19 consecutive days without a day off.

Rangers Injury Report

10-Day Injured List

Kohei Arihara (right middle finger contusion): Arihara received an injection to try to help him pitch through the pain, but after last Saturday's start, the Rangers decided to put him on the IL.
Brock Holt (right hamstring strain): Less than an hour before first pitch last Tuesday, the Rangers moved Holt to the IL retroactive to May 3. According to manager Chris Woodward, Holt injured the hamstring while running to second base after his game-winning hit against the Boston Red Sox.

60-Day Injured List

Matt Bush (right flexor strain): Bush is currently in a six-week shutdown, then will undergo an MRI. It's looking like the soonest Bush could come back is around the All-Star break.
Kyle Cody (right shoulder impingement): Rangers manager Chris Woodward said on Sunday that Cody's injury is coming along more slowly than initially expected. After being moved to the 60-day IL later that day, it's clear Cody's injury is long-term.
Ronald Guzmán (torn meniscus in right knee): Guzmán underwent successful season-ending knee surgery on April 28.
Jonathan Hernández (Tommy John surgery): Hernández underwent Tommy John surgery on April 12, which was performed by team physician Dr. Keith Meister. He will be sidelined for approximately 12-14 months.
Sam Huff (arthroscopic knee surgery): Huff was near the end of his rehab regarding his hamstring injury, but tweaked his knee in the batting cage near the end of minor league camp. Huff had surgery on April 28 to remove a "loose body" in his knee. His prognosis from the time of surgery is eight weeks.
José Leclerc (Tommy John surgery): Leclerc underwent successful Tommy John surgery on March 31, which was performed by team physician Dr. Keith Meister. He will be sidelined for approximately 12-14 months.

Other Rangers Injuries

Josh Jung (left foot stress fracture): Jung is now out of a walking boot. The Rangers don't expect Jung to return to game action until the end of May or early June — longer than the original prognosis of 6-8 weeks.

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Published May 11, 2021

CHRIS HALICKE