Jeff Baker hit his third home run of the season and his second in as many days on Wednesday, but the Rangers lost to the White Sox.
Baker got his second-straight start in the Texas outfield and delivered his second-straight bomb, a solo shot in the second inning off Chris Sale. The utility player is now batting .360/.448/.760, though he's appeared in only 12 games. It's highly unlikely Baker begins to steal starts from the other Rangers outfielders. He can still be ignored outside of deep AL-only leagues.

Jeff Baker had a single and drew a walk in his return to action Saturday.
Baker hadn't played since Tuesday when he injured his knee after colliding with the wall in foul territory while making a catch. He'll go back to getting some starts against lefties.

Rangers manager Ron Washington expects Jeff Baker (knee) to be available to play Friday.
"He got treatment (Thursday). His mobility is better, but I'm looking for him to be available tomorrow," Washington said. Baker hurt his knee after colliding with the wall in foul territory while making a catch Tuesday. If he's ready, he'll likely start Friday against lefty Scott Diamond.

X-rays on Jeff Baker's right knee came back negative.
Baker's knee is still stiff, though, so he'll be held out for a couple days. He could return to action over the weekend.

Jeff Baker will be held out of batting practice Wednesday as he undergoes an X-ray on his right knee.
Baker was diagnosed with a bruised knee shortly after colliding with the wall in foul territory while making a catch Tuesday. But more tests are obviously being performed, and we won't know exactly how long he'll be out until the results are disclosed.

Jeff Baker has been diagnosed with a bruised left knee.
Baker was injured Tuesday when he collided with the wall in foul territory while making a catch. It sounds like he's avoided a serious injury, but it's not clear how much time he might miss.

Jeff Baker exited Tuesday's game in the first inning after appearing to twist his left ankle while sliding into the wall to make a catch.
It was a heck of a catch for the utility player, but he paid for it. Baker was immediately replaced by David Murphy and is surely headed for tests.

Jeff Baker has cracked the Rangers' Opening Day roster.
Baker signed a minor league contract with Texas in January and has impressed the team with his play this spring. The 31-year-old utilityman is not fantasy-relevant.

Rangers signed INF/OF Jeff Baker to a minor league contract.
The deal includes a spring training invite. Baker, 31, batted just .239/.279/.378 for three different teams in 2012, but is capable of playing multiple positions and owns a career .851 OPS against left-handed pitching. He should compete for a utility role with the Rangers, but won't be guaranteed a spot on the Opening Day roster.