Sam Huff

Sam Huff went 2-for-3 with one RBI, one run and two walks Wednesday against the Rays.

Fantasy Impact

Huff opened up the scoring with a home run in the second inning, his first long ball on the season. He also collected a double.

Sam Huff went 3-for-4 with two RBIs, one run and one strikeout on Tuesday against the Angels.

Fantasy Impact

Huff got the start with Mitch Garver on the injured list and Jonah Heim getting the game off. He took advantage of the opportunity with three singles including one that drove in two runs as part of a seven-run eighth inning for the Rangers. He still isn't on the fantasy radar yet, especially with Garver expected to begin his rehab assignment.

Texas Rangers Catcher Sam Huff will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his right knee to have a loose body removed, per beat writer Jeff Wilson.

Fantasy Impact

The Rangers' number two prospect was on the IL for a hamstring strain but injured his knee during a batting cage session recently. It will be at least eight weeks until he can start playing in games for Texas. He's an intriguing young prospect but it will take some time to make his way back following surgery.

Rangers' C Sam Huff has started engaging in "light baseball activity", per Jeff Wilson of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.

Fantasy Impact

Two weeks ago, an MRI revealed that Huff suffered a Grade 2 hamstring strain. It seems that the treatment has been effective, as the Rangers' #2 prospect has resumed baseball activities. Huff was impressive in his 10-game stint with the Rangers last season, slashing .355/.394/.742. However, he is likely to start next season in Triple-A.

Rangers GM Chris Young says catcher Sam Huff was diagnosed with a Grade 2 hamstring strain.

Fantasy Impact

Huff is going to undergo treatment for two weeks before being re-evaluated with an MRI. The 23-year-old impressed in his 10-game sample in the big leagues last season, hitting .355 with three home runs. Huff will likely begin the season in Triple-A but hopefully this hamstring injury doesn't keep him sidelined for long.