17 Shin-Soo Choo LF

Choo exited Sunday's game against the Astros with a mild left ankle sprain.

The 38-year-old returned from the injured list stemming from a wrist injury in time for Sunday's series finale and led off with a bunt single for the Rangers, but he tumbled over first base and suffered the ankle injury. Choo's 2020 season -- and perhaps his time with the Rangers -- has come to an end. The 38-year-old is set to hit free agency this winter.

Choo (wrist) was activated off the 10-day injured list Sunday and will bat leadoff as the designated hitter against the Astros, Levi Weaver of The Athletic reports.

The 38-year-old has been sidelined by the right wrist sprain since early September and was considered doubtful to retake the field this season, but he'll rejoin the lineup for what could be his final game with the Rangers. Choo has a .229/.317/.394 slash line with five homers, 15 RBI and six stolen bases in 32 games and is an unrestricted free agent after the season.

Choo (wrist) is doubtful to return this season, T.R. Sullivan of MLB.com report.

Choo has been sidelined by a sprained right wrist, which was originally reported as a hand injury. Manager Chris Woodward said Choo is still having difficulty holding a bat. He'll become a free agent this offseason, so the Rangers will be getting a look at DH replacements for the rest of 2020.

Choo has been slow to recover from his hand injury, according to manager Chris Woodward, T.R. Sullivan of MLB.com reports.

With just two weeks left in the regular season, it's looking possible that we've seen the last of Choo in 2020. He landed on the injured list earlier this week with a sprained right hand.

Choo landed on the 10-day injured list with a sprained right hand Wednesday, Evan Grant of The Dallas Morning News reports.

Choo suffered the injury Monday against the Mariners. He'll be eligible to return next Friday and could take part in the final 10 games of the season, though it's not yet clear whether or not he's expected to do so. Nick Solak will be the designated hitter in his absence Wednesday.

Choo (hand) isn't in Tuesday's lineup against the Angels.

Choo left Monday's game with a right hand sprain, and he'll be sidelined a day later as he recovers. Nick Solak will serve as the designated hitter Tuesday.

Choo left Monday's game against the Mariners with a right hand sprain.

Choo underwent X-rays after exiting the contest, which came back negative. It's still possible that he could spend at least a few days on the bench, however. Eli White entered the game in his absence.

Choo went 4-for-4 with a solo home run and a stolen base in a loss to Seattle on Saturday.

Choo notched four of the Rangers' 10 hits in the loss, including a solo shot to right field in the ninth inning. He also stole his sixth base of the season and registered his fifth multi-hit game. Despite the perfect night at the plate, the veteran is still hitting only .229 overall.

Choo went 1-for-4 with a solo home run in Thursday's 8-4 loss to Houston.

It wasn't a great overall day at the plate for Choo, as the 38-year-old struck out three times in the game. Nonetheless, he belted his fourth homer while picking up his 14th RBI on the season. He will take a .204/.292/.357 slash line into the weekend series against the Mariners.

Choo went 1-for-3 with a walk, a run scored and a stolen base in Wednesday's loss to the A's.

Making his first start since Aug. 19, Choo began the home half of the first inning with a strikeout, but he then singled and stole second base in the third. It was good to see Choo active on the basepaths after oblique and calf issues interrupted his season. Choo still has a lot of work to do to improve his slash line; hopefully the worst of his injury issues are behind him.

Choo (oblique/calf) is starting Wednesday's game against the Athletics.

Choo avoided a trip to the injured list while dealing with oblique and calf injuries, and he'll return to the lineup as the left fielder Wednesday. The 38-year-old is hitting .211 with three home runs and 10 RBI to begin the season.

Texas manager Chris Woodward said Choo is also dealing with an oblique injury in addition to the known calf issue, T.R. Sullivan of MLB.com reports.

Choo was out of the lineup for a sixth straight game Tuesday. Woodward said the oblique injury is a bigger concern than the calf, but the Rangers are holding off on putting him on the injured list. "We thought about it," Woodward said. "And I think if he's going to miss another couple days, it probably makes sense to do that. But with these series, we'd like to have him available, even if it is only for one or two games. It was worth having him miss six or seven days at least so he could play in the last three." That sounds like the Rangers want him available so that they can shop him at the trade deadline, but Choo, who becomes a free agent this offseason, has 10-and-5 trade veto rights.

Choo (calf) isn't in the lineup Tuesday against the Athletics.

Choo will sit for a sixth straight game as a result of a calf injury. Jose Trevino will serve as the designated hitter in his absence.

Choo (calf) isn't starting Monday against the Athletics.

Choo will miss a fifth consecutive game as he continues to deal with a calf injury. It's unclear whether he'll require a trip to the injured list to recover. Robinson Chirinos will rest his legs as the designated hitter Monday.

Choo (calf) is not in the lineup Sunday at Seattle.

The 38-year-old continues to nurse a calf injury and is out of the lineup for the fourth straight contest. Choo has apparently been dealing with minor issues throughout the season, so manager Chris Woodward wanted to give him a few days off. Derek Dietrich is batting second as the designated hitter Sunday for the Mariners.

Choo (calf) is not in the starting lineup Saturday against the Mariners.

Saturday's absence will be Choo's third consecutive missed game as the 38-year old veteran continues to battle with a calf issue. Choo has reportedly been battling through some minor injuries throughout the season and manager Chris Woodward believes a little time off would do Choo justice in the long run. With Choo out again, Rob Refsnyder will draw the start as the designated hitter.

Texas manager Chris Woodward said Choo is dealing with a calf injury, T.R. Sullivan of MLB.com reports.

Choo sat out a second straight game Friday with what was originally thought to be rest, but the manager spilled the beans. "Mainly a calf issue," Woodward said. "He's got some other issues he'd been playing through. We both feel it's best for him to heal up because if he keeps playing through it, something is going to give, and then we're going to lose him for the rest of the year." With Choo out of the lineup, Woodward has rotated others at the DH spot. Thursday it was Derek Dietrich and Friday it was Joey Gallo.

Choo isn't in the lineup Friday against the Mariners.

Choo will get a breather for the second consecutive game as he's been in a bit of a slump recently. Joey Gallo will serve as the designated hitter with Rob Refsnyder starting in right field.

Choo isn't in the lineup Thursday against the Padres.

Choo has gone just 1-for-15 with a walk and four strikeouts over the past four games, so he'll get a day off Thursday. Derek Dietrich will take over as the designated hitter.

Choo went 3-for-5 with two RBI and a stolen base in Saturday's 6-4 win over the Rockies.

Choo provided RBI singles in the third and fifth innings to help the Rangers erase an early two-run deficit. In the third, Choo and Isiah Kiner-Falefa combined for a double steal that accounted for Choo's third stolen base of the season. The veteran outfielder is hitting .250 with three homers, 10 RBI and six runs scored in 17 contests.