Rangers OF Calhoun on 10-day injured list with quad strain
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ARLINGTON, Texas – Texas Rangers outfielder Willie Calhoun has been placed on the 10-day injured list because of a left quad strain.
The move was made Wednesday, a day after Calhoun aggravated his quad as a baserunner when trying to beat a throw to first base in the sixth inning of a win over Seattle.
Delino DeShields, the centre fielder sent to the minor two weeks ago, was recalled from Triple-A Nashville.
Calhoun hit .435 (10 for 23) with two homers and seven RBIs since making his season debut a week ago following his call-up from the minor. He reached safely in all six games.
Manager Chris Woodward said Calhoun initially thought he had a cramp, but the pain didn’t go away after getting to the dugout. The outfielder was re-examined Wednesday.
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