Haggerty's return would add speed and infield/outfield versatility, supporting bench depth and potentially filling multi-position roles in the late-season push.

Haggerty’s Achilles issue could delay return, but running rehab could put him back in Rangers’ outfield mix early next week, adding speed and depth. His health status will influence how Texas pieces together its outfield depth and bench options for late-season rotations.

Sam Haggerty’s return adds speed and multi-positional depth to the Rangers, offering stolen-base and run-scoring upside that can help fill out daily lineups in deeper leagues and provide weekly flexibility in DFS.

Haggerty has been out since Aug 17 with left ankle inflammation and cannot run yet; he previously supplied notable value against left-handed pitching (.318/.376/.435). A return would bolster Texas' bench and lefty matchups, but timing remains uncertain, with at least a week of rehab before any active plans.

Haggerty's platoon role and speed contribute versatility as the Rangers patch together an offense without Seager/Semien. His ability to fill multiple spots and his recent contributions add depth to the roster and offer daily fantasy value in multi-position scenarios.