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

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

Jon Gray is one step closer to rejoining the big league club. The Rangers right-handed pitcher, who fractured his forearm in Spring Training, made his first rehab assignment with Triple-A Round Rock ...

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' Jon Gray delivers in World Series Game 3. ... Jon Gray was minding his own business in the bullpen, getting ready to start Game 4, with Scherzer mowing down the Diamondbacks.

The Rangers are hurdling towards selling at the MLB trade deadline and should consider sending out Tyler Mahle.

Texas Rangers' Jon Gray pitches in Detroit against the Tigers, Friday, June 17, 2022. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya) When asked about the existence of Bigfoot, Gray wasn’t skeptical about that either.

The Rangers continue their offseason spending spree, announcing agreement Wednesday on a four-year contract with right-hander Jon Gray.It’s reportedly a $56MM guarantee for the CAA Sports client.

The Rangers announced that Gray (forearm) will make a rehab start Wednesday for Triple-A Round Rock.