Texas Rangers add veteran 1B Rowdy Tellez to their roster after All-Star break
There was no corresponding move necessary before their game against Detroit because the Rangers had an open spot on their 26-man active roster, and their 40-man roster. First baseman Jake Burger was placed on the 10-day injured list Wednesday because of a left quad strain.
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