Rangers' Nathan Eovaldi Exits Early Due to Triceps Fatigue

Texas Rangers ace Nathan Eovaldi left a game against the Toronto Blue Jays after pitching two scoreless innings due to right triceps fatigue, a precautionary move by the team. Despite this early exit, the Rangers do not expect Eovaldi to miss any upcoming starts, as he will have multiple off days to rest before his next scheduled outing. Eovaldi, who has maintained an elite 1.56 ERA and a 0.81 WHIP this season, struck out two batters and allowed two hits and a walk during his brief appearance. He is currently among the top pitchers in the league, ranking fourth in ERA and fifth in WAR among starters. The Rangers are managing his workload carefully to avoid aggravating the injury and to preserve his strong performance throughout the season. Jacob Latz relieved Eovaldi in the third inning, continuing the scoreless effort.