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Texas Rangers<\/a> outfielder Wyatt Langford<\/a> can’t seem to catch a break this season as he is returning to the IL with a hamstring strain (10-day).\u00a0<\/p>\n The 24-year-old spent all of May recovering from a Grade 1 flexor strain (right forearm) that he sustained on April 22. Langford was experiencing tightness in his left hamstring and was a late scratch on June 27 against the Toronto Blue Jays<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n Since returning from the IL, he has hit seven home runs and boasted a 1.005 OPS in June. With Langford’s injury, the Rangers have reinstated outfielder Evan Carter, who was rehabbing an oblique strain, from the IL.<\/p>\n Langford will be able to return in early July, but with his injury history, the Rangers will likely have him come back after the All-Star break. Langford tried to stretch a double<\/a> earlier in the series, which is how the injury occurred.\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n