Jung, Rangers' third baseman and player representative, emphasized the session's growth-focused tone and that labor topics were not the focal point.

Jung supplied a two-run homer in the fifth to cap Texas’s early surge and extend the Rangers’ lead. His bat and base-path presence anchored the lineup as Texas leaned on timely hits and defense to hold a 5-4 win.

Jung sits in the Rangers’ high-profile mix, contributing as part of a lineup that is fueling Helman and Langford’s late-season opportunities. His presence adds power and RBI potential that complements Helman’s two-way value and Texas’ overall run-producing prowess.

Jung’s power and contact were on display with a double-driving in a run; the Rangers benefited from timely two-out hits, but Jung’s overall line reflects a tougher day against Valdez. He remains a core part of Texas’ offensive engine and a prime fantasy asset with continued strong counting stats.

Jung provided a pivotal two-run double that drove in Burger, then played a key role in the sequence with a later RBI swing that helped cap the Rangers' scoring. His multi-hit night and presence in the heart of the lineup highlight his offensive upside and potential to drive wins in Texas' offense.