Marcus Semien Injury Update | Rangers | Daily Injury

2025-08-26 — 4 min read

Texas Rangers second baseman Marcus Semien has been ruled out for the remainder of the 2025 regular season after being diagnosed with a fractured third metatarsal and Lisfranc ligament sprain in his left foot.

Nature of the Injury

Multiple specialists confirmed Semien’s injuries. The combination of a metatarsal fracture and Lisfranc sprain requires surgery or extensive rehab—and is season-ending.

Team Fallout

Semien’s absence leaves a huge hole in the middle infield—both offensively and defensively. The Rangers will need to shuffle replacements—perhaps leaning on rookie or utility pieces—for the stretch run.

Prospects for Return

Semien will begin rehab shortly but won't return this season. If all goes well, he's aiming for a strong rehab ahead of spring training in 2026.

This is a massive setback during Texas’ playoff push—losing a veteran presence like Semien will test their roster depth as they battle down the stretch.