Rangers' Jon Gray Fractures Wrist, Alters Rotation Plans
Rangers' Jon Gray Fractures Wrist, Alters Rotation Plans

Rangers' Jon Gray Fractures Wrist, Alters Rotation Plans

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Texas Rangers pitcher Jon Gray has suffered a fractured right wrist after being struck by a 106.4-mph line drive during a Cactus League game against the Colorado Rockies. Manager Bruce Bochy confirmed the fracture, stating that Gray will start the 2025 season on the injured list, marking another significant injury for the Rangers' rotation. This injury compounds the Rangers' recent struggles, as left-hander Cody Bradford is also out due to elbow soreness, and Tyler Mahle experienced forearm stiffness. Gray's injury opens opportunities for rookies Jack Leiter and Kumar Rocker to join the starting rotation. The Rangers had high hopes for Gray, who was pitching well this spring, and this setback adds to his history of injuries since joining the team. The team is now considering options such as non-roster invitees Patrick Murphy and Adrian Houser to fill the gaps left in the rotation.

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