The Texas Rangers have shown resilience with recent wins and the return of Jon Gray, boosting their playoff prospects. However, to make a serious postseason push, they need to acquire a closer and a power bat, which may require exceeding the team's tax threshold. Owner Ray Davis is encouraged to invest more in the team despite financial considerations, as a playoff run could benefit attendance and the franchise's market value.
Jon Gray returned to the Texas Rangers in a relief role, providing a boost to their bullpen with two scoreless innings, helping them secure a win and improve their playoff standing. His new role as a multi-inning reliever has been well-received, and the team's bullpen has been performing strongly recently.
The Texas Rangers activated pitcher Jon Gray from the injured list and designated reliever Luke Jackson for assignment, as Gray returns from a forearm injury and Jackson's recent performance has been below average, with the team considering their next steps for Jackson within a five-day window.
The Texas Rangers have placed pitcher Jon Gray on the injured list due to a groin strain, sidelining him for at least 15 days. In response, the team has called up Jesus Tinoco from Triple-A Round Rock and moved Cody Bradford to the 60-day IL. This adds to the Rangers' injury woes, as they are already missing several key starters.
The Texas Rangers defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks 3-1 in Game 3 of the World Series, taking a 2-1 series lead. Max Scherzer exited the game with back tightness after three innings, but Jon Gray stepped in and delivered three brilliant innings of relief. Corey Seager and Marcus Semien drove in all three runs for the Rangers, while a base-running mistake by Christian Walker and strong pitching from Texas kept the Diamondbacks from gaining momentum.
Texas Rangers have added starters Max Scherzer and Jon Gray to their roster for the American League Championship Series against the Houston Astros. Scherzer, who has been out since September due to a shoulder injury, declared himself ready to go after a bullpen session and fielding drills. Gray returns after dealing with wrist tightness. The Astros made one change, replacing outfielder Jake Meyers with right-handed reliever Ronel Blanco. Reliever Kendall Graveman will not be on the roster due to discomfort in his shoulder. The Rangers removed left-hander Brock Burke and right-hander Matt Bush to make room for Scherzer and Gray.
The Texas Rangers hit four home runs, including three in a row, to defeat the Anaheim Angels 5-1 and secure their sixth consecutive victory. With this win, the Rangers have hit at least four homers in a game 11 times this season and have retaken the lead in the American League (AL) for the most home runs. However, there is some concern as another Rangers starter, Jon Gray, left the game with right wrist tightness. Despite this, the team remains focused on securing their first AL West title in seven years, needing just four wins or Houston losses to clinch it.
Jon Gray delivers a stellar performance, pitching seven shutout innings and leading the Texas Rangers to a 2-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Gray struck out seven hitters, allowed only two hits, and issued no walks. After struggling in recent starts, Gray's strong outing showcased the form he displayed earlier in the season. The Rangers' offense, known for its power, scraped across two runs on back-to-back homers in the sixth inning to secure the win.
The Texas Rangers were shut out by the New York Yankees, with the Rangers leaving ten runners on base and going 1 for 9 with runners in scoring position. Nathaniel Lowe was thrown out at home, and Jon Gray allowed a solo home run for the only run scored in the game. The Rangers will try to jumpstart their offense in the rubber match of the series against Gerrit Cole and the Yankees.
Colorado Rockies pitcher Jon Gray will miss his scheduled start on Tuesday due to a blister, with Cody Bradford expected to make a spot start in his place. Gray is not expected to go on the injured list, but a roster move will need to be made to clear a spot for Bradford. Joe Barlow's activation from the injured list will be delayed as a result.
The two-start pitchers for Fantasy Week 12 (June 12-18) have been ranked, with Zach Eflin and Jon Gray highlighted as top options. The rankings are grouped by how advisable they are, with some better left for points leagues.
Rookie outfielder Alec Burleson's solo home run in the seventh inning lifted the St. Louis Cardinals to a 1-0 victory over the Texas Rangers, snapping a five-game losing streak and a six-game losing skid on the road. Burleson's homer was his fifth of the season and his second go-ahead homer. Cardinals starter Jack Flaherty tossed six scoreless innings, while Rangers starter Jon Gray struck out a season-high 12 in a complete-game four-hitter loss.
The Texas Rangers are currently leading the AL West division and their starting pitcher, Jon Gray, is on a run of great games. The Mariners have some real threats to go deep tonight, but Gray's fastball is his weakness. In other Mariners news, Mike Ford is back and will be DHing, while Marco is still dealing with his left forearm and Bryan Woo will start tomorrow. The article also includes a list of notable events in Mariners history, including Ken Griffey Jr.'s selection in the 1987 June Draft and his retirement from MLB in 2010.
The Texas Rangers dominated the Baltimore Orioles in the opening game of their series, scoring twelve runs to the Orioles' two. The win puts the Rangers at a season-best 14 games above .500 and equals their best 50 game start in franchise history. Jon Gray had an impressive outing, pitching seven innings and allowing only one run. The Rangers will look to secure the series with LHP Andrew Heaney set to pitch for Texas against RHP Dean Kremer for Baltimore.
The Texas Rangers defeated the Colorado Rockies 11-5, with the Rangers scoring eight runs in the first two innings. Jon Gray of the Rockies narrowly escaped a bases-loaded jam in the first inning, but the Rangers offense proved too much for Colorado. Corey Seager had three hits for the Rangers, who are now 11 games above .500 and have won the series against the Rockies. The two teams will play again on Sunday afternoon.
