Injury woes have struck the Texas Rangers organization as three pitching prospects have been sidelined. Marc Church, suffering an oblique strain, is projected to miss 7-10 days, while Winston Santos faces a possible out time of 8-10 weeks due to a stress reaction in his lower back. Santos, a standout performer last season, was showing promise with a 3.18 ERA in two starts this season before the injury. Paul Bonziagni rounds out the list with elbow inflammation, with the team awaiting MRI results to assess the severity of his condition.

Church, the 23rd-ranked prospect in the organization, had a brief stint in the majors this season. Santos, previously the fifth-ranked prospect, showcased his potential last year with a solid 3.67 ERA over 110 1/3 innings at the minor league level. Bonziagni, a recent draft pick, also showed promise with a 3.64 ERA last season, further emphasizing the need for depth in the Rangers' pitching lineup as they navigate these injuries.