The Texas Rangers will begin the season without starting pitcher Jon Gray after he sustained a fractured right wrist during his appearance on Friday. Gray, who was struck on his pitching wrist by a line drive off the bat of Colorado Rockies first baseman Michael Toglia,

It has not been a good week for Rangers starting pitching. What began with a bit of forearm stiffness for Tyler Mahle has grown into a full-fledged injury epidemic in the starting rotation. The latest: Jon Gray left his start against Colorado Friday night in the fourth inning after taking a 106 mph line drive from Michael Toglia off what appeared to be his right wrist/forearm

With the start of the regular season right around the corner for the Texas Rangers, they recently suffered a tough blow in spring training. In their most recent

Texas Rangers right-hander Jon Gray sustained a fractured right wrist after being struck by a comebacker during Friday's spring training game against the Colorado Rockies.

MARCH 14: Rangers starter Jon Gray sustained a broken right wrist during this evening’s Spring Training appearance, manager Bruce Bochy tells Evan Grant of The Dallas Morning News and other reporters. Gray was struck by a Michael Toglia line drive that had a 106.4 MPH exit velocity (video provided by Kennedi Landry of MLB.com).

Texas Rangers starter Jon Gray will miss “extended time” after being struck by a line drive and fracturing his wrist. The Rangers’ pitching staff took another hit Friday, as Gray was hit by a line drive from Rockies first baseman Michael Toglia.