Timetable for Rangers Colby Lewis, Alexi Ogando Still Unknown
The Texas Rangers have dealt with a solid starting rotation throughout the season, wherein the Rangers boast the fourth-best team ERA (3.70) in the American League (although much of that is due to the masterful bullpen pitching from the likes of Joe Nathan, Tanner Scheppers, and Robbie Ross).Despite a solid rotation, the fact that Alexi Ogando is currently on his second stint on...
Rangers RHP Colby Lewis suffers another setback in rehab
At the rate Colby Lewis' rehab is progressing, the Texas Rangers may be starting to wonder whether he will make it back to the rotation at all. Wednesday brought the news that Lewis has had another setback in his rehab, with Anthony Andro of FOX Sports Southwest tweeting that soreness behind his elbow would force the Rangers to shut him down for about two weeks:
Rangers pull...
Rangers' Lewis has work to do after rehab start
FRISCO, Texas At least Colby Lewis felt fine physically after making his rehab start for Frisco Monday.
As for how Lewis felt he pitched, well that wasn't so good.
"I definitely need more reps," said Lewis. "I definitely need to go out there and get my arm strength up. Eighty five or 86 isn't going to cut it, not for me anyways. I definitely need to go out...
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May 20, 2013
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Rangers' Lewis on target for Monday rehab start
ARLINGTON, Texas Texas right-hander Colby Lewis had no issues during his bullpen session Friday at Rangers Ballpark and is on track for a rehab start Monday in Frisco.
Lewis has made one rehab start but had his second one pushed back because of some inflammation in his right triceps.
"It felt all right," Lewis said. "It felt like throwing a bullpen. I felt fine...
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May 17, 2013
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Rangers' Colby Lewis has inflammation, taken off rehab assignment
Just when it looked like Colby Lewis was nearing his return to the Texas Rangers' 25-man roster, he suffered a setback. The injured pitcher has been in the process of rehabbing from flexor tendon surgery he had last season. He had moved on to the minor league rehab assignment phase of his recovery, but a setback yesterday has now forced the Rangers to pull him from that...
Rangers' Colby Lewis struggles in first rehab outing
There's not much to be learned when looking exclusively at the stat line of a pitcher who just completed a minor league rehab start. Of course, people do it, so we're going to cover it, but without context, it doesn't mean much. Colby Lewis is an example. Yesterday, Lewis had a rough rehab start yesterday - his first as part of his assignment before returning to...
Injury assignments beginning for Rangers' Colby Lewis and Martin Perez
The Texas Rangers could get some pitching help in the near future. Both Colby Lewis and Martin Perez are progressing and inching closer to a return from their respective injuries. Lewis will immediately get a spot back in the rotation. Perez, though, will have to fight for work.
According to Gerry Fraley of the Dallas Morning News, both Lewis and Perez are starting the...
Rangers Lewis set to make rehab debut May 9
The Texas Rangers have a rehab plan in place for right-hander Colby Lewis.
Lewis, who is scheduled to make an extended spring start Saturday in Surprise, will join Triple A Round Rock next following that game if there are no issues.
Lewis, who is coming back from a torn right flexor tendon, will make his rehab debut May 9 for Round Rock in Las Vegas with the plan for him to throw...
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May 02, 2013
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Rangers' Lewis fine after extended spring start
The Texas Rangers rotation, which has been excellent in the first month of the season, took steps towards getting another boost Monday.
Right-hander Colby Lewis, who is rehabbing from right flexor tendon surgery, pitched in his first game since injuring his arm last year.
Lewis threw 17 pitches in an extended spring game in Surprise, Ariz., and reported no issues.
The Rangers...
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April 29, 2013
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Lewis is own worst enemy in Rangers loss
ARLINGTON, Texas Texas right-hander Colby Lewis was historically bad in his last start against Baltimore.
Tuesday night against Kansas City, Lewis was just bad and may have been his own worst enemy.
Lewis (3-3) allowed four runs in the first inning that was aided by his throwing error and seven overall as the Royals completed a two-game sweep of the Rangers with a 7-4 victory...
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May 16, 2012
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