Gray, 33, has not yet pitched in a game this season after his wrist was fractured by a comebacker during spring training.

A key member of the Texas Rangers’ rotation is expected to take a significant step in his return from injury before the club kicks off the season’s second half. Rangers manager Bruce Bochy said ...

After weeks of wringing their hands over starting pitching depth, the Texas Rangers could be getting a starter back shortly.

Sborz traveled with the team to Anaheim but left Monday for the club’s Surprise, Ariz., complex to continue his rehab from ...

Gray began a rehab assignment with the Express, throwing 32 pitches (20 strikes), and was touched for a home run. Texas manager Bruce Bochy told Kennedi Landry of MLB.com that Gray would throw about ...

Rangers Announce Disappointing Joc Pederson Update originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Veteran designated hitter Joc ...

Texas Rangers right-hander Jon Gray has been dealing for the past month, including Tuesday when he held the Washington Nationals to a run on three hits over eight innings.

Ten 10 years after the Colorado Rockies drafted Jon Gray, he's starring for the Texas Rangers and pitching like the ace everyone kept waiting for him to become.

When the Texas Rangers reported to spring training, general manager Chris Young was asked about his starting rotation. At the time, the list of potential starters included Jacob deGrom, Nathan ...

The Rangers are injured, having no idea whether their two stars can return to the World Series, but are now two victories shy of winning a title.

Gray pitched an efficient three innings in relief in the Rangers' 3-1 win over the Diamondbacks on Monday.