Rangers vs Twins Finale: Starting Lineups, Injury Report

For the third time this season, the Texas Rangers will try to win three games in a four-game series.

Texas Rangers (15-17) at Minnesota Twins (11-18)

Thursday, May 6, 2021
12:10 PM CT
Target Field | Minneapolis, MN

Probables:
TEX: RHP Jordan Lyles (1-2, 7.39 ERA)
vs
MIN: RHP Michael Pineda (2-1, 2.30 ERA)

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

Minnesota Twins
TV: Bally Sports North
Radio: WCCO, Audacy, The Wolf, TIBN

Kyle Cody (right shoulder inflammation): As of now, the Rangers don't seem concerned that the injury is serious.
Khris Davis (Grade 2 left quad strain): Davis has been at the Rangers alternate training site, working on getting his timing back. He could be activated after the Rangers return home on Friday, but that decision is still up in the air.
Brock Holt (right hamstring strain): Less than an hour before first pitch on Tuesday, the Rangers moved Holt to the IL retroactive to May 3. According to manager Chris Woodward, Holy injured the hamstring while running to second base after his game-winning hit in Sunday's contest with the Boston Red Sox.

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.
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.

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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