Texas Rangers third baseman and leading hitter Josh Jung exits a Tuesday night game against the Chicago White Sox due to left calf tightness. Jung is removed from the lineup in the top of the fourth inning, after starting the game and reaching base earlier in the contest. He hits a two-out single in the third inning, and after a Brandon Nimmo single, Jung appears to slow down while advancing from first to third. Rangers catcher Kyle Higashioka is placed on the injured list before the game, and the team makes adjustments around the catcher’s absence while Jung later leaves with the lower-body issue. At the time of his exit, Jung is batting .294 and is replaced defensively by another player in the fourth inning. The reports do not provide additional details on the severity of the calf injury or Jung’s expected timetable for return.