Craig Gentry went 2-for-3 with his seventh stolen base in Tuesday's 10-3 setback to the Mariners. Gentry entered the contest in an 0-for-12 slump. Yet he has played surprisingly well in part-time work this season, boasting a healthy .299/.372/.390 batting line.

Craig Gentry (dehydration) worked out on Tuesday. Gentry left Sunday's game due to a virus that was causing him to be dehydrated. He had bloodwork done, but the Rangers seem confident that it's only a minor thing.

Craig Gentry is not in Monday's lineup due to illness. Gentry left Sunday's game due to dehydration, but he apparently is dealing some sort of virus. He's only batting .125 (3-for-24) this spring, so Julio Borbon looks like the favorite for the starting center field job at the moment.

Craig Gentry left Sunday's game due to dehydration. Gentry struck out once before leaving the game. He is 3-for-24 this spring.

Craig Gentry will hit and throw for the first time since spraining his wrist. X-Rays revealed no serious damage. Gentry suffered the injury while landing awkwardly attempting to make a diving catch. The Rangers expect to have him in the lineup Sunday.

Craig Gentry (wrist) is expected to be reevaluated in 3-5 days. Gentry suffered a mild left wrist sprain while attempting to make a diving catch during Tuesday's game against the Indians. His absence could giving Julio Borbon the edge for the starting center field job.

Craig Gentry was diagnosed with a mild left wrist sprain. Gentry suffered the injury while attempting to make a diving catch during Tuesday's game against the Indians. The timeline for his return isn't yet clear.

Craig Gentry left Tuesday's Cactus League game against the Indians after landing awkwardly while attempting to make a diving catch in center field. No word on the exact nature of the injury, but Gentry has dealt with shoulder and wrist injuries in the past. Julio Borbon could have a clear path to the starting center field job if he is forced to miss an extended period of time.

Craig Gentry will start in center field for Game 6 of the World Series against the Cardinals on Thursday night. As expected against the left-hander Jaime Garcia. Gentry will start in center and bat eighth while Josh Hamilton slides over to left field. Also of note, Mike Napoli will move to the seventh spot in the lineup and Michael Young will start at first base without the presence of the DH. David Murphy and Mitch Moreland are on the bench.

Craig Gentry will start in center field for Game 6 of the World Series against the Cardinals on Wednesday night. Gentry will get the nod against the left-hander Jaime Garcia, just like he did in Game 2. Josh Hamilton will slide from center field to left, which means David Murphy will be on the bench.