Carter provides speed and patience, contributing to a scaled-up offensive effort as Langford and Jung step in. Carter's plate discipline and speed translate into stolen-base opportunities and on-base production, stabilizing the middle of the order in the absence of Seager and Semien.

Carter was sidelined by fractures earlier in the season; his return would deepen Rangers’ outfield depth and bolster the lineup when healthy, potentially easing the burden on García and Seager as the core offense moves forward.

Carter’s energy and on-base presence have injected life, especially when youth meets opportunity. His return from injury could spark the lineup and elevate a team hungry for consistent offense, providing a spark plug for a late-season push.

Carter’s wrist fracture earlier this season ended his campaign, and his 63-game line of .247/.336/.392 with 5 HR and 25 RBI stands as his season benchmark after a promising rookie year. The move to the 60-day IL confirms season-ending status. Carter’s speed and growing approach hinted at exciting fantasy upside, now paused until a potential return next season.

Carter’s broken right wrist lands him on the 60-day IL, delaying a potential breakout season. The move frees 40-man space but stalls Carter’s imminent impact, elevating the need for Moore and other fill-ins while Texas recalibrates its outfield and infield depth.