Texas Rangers outfielder Evan Carter suffered a fractured wrist when he was hit by a pitch Thursday and is likely to miss the remainder of the season, manager Bruce Bochy told 105.3 in Dallas-Fort Worth.

Carter was hit by two pitches during the game against the host Kansas City Royals, but the latter was a 94-mph sinker to the right wrist by reliever Daniel Lynch IV in the seventh inning. Carter briefly stayed in the game but was replaced in the outfield during the eighth.

"Carter could be out for the year. They did find a fracture there," Bochy said in his interview Friday.

Fractures often take 2-3 months of recovery time.

Bochy also revealed that infielder Marcus Semien is going for an MRI after he fouled a ball off his foot in the same game. Semien wore a boot as a precaution after

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