Jon Gray Stats

Texas Rangers starting pitcher Jon Gray (knee) is good to go for a start on Monday against the Los Angeles Angels after getting through a bullpen session on Saturday without any issues. Gray left his last start on Monday against the New York Yankees when he felt "something" in his left knee in the fifth inning. The right-hander went on the injured list earlier this year with a low-grade left knee strain. He will be wearing a brace on his knee and won't be a recommended DFS play against a tough opponent, even though manager Chris Woodward said Gray won't have any restrictions against the Angels. In his four starts this year, Gray has allowed 10 earned runs while walking seven and striking out 15 in 16 1/3 innings pitched.

3 days ago

Updating a previous report, Texas Rangers starting pitcher Jon Gray (knee) was removed from his start early on Monday against the New York Yankees for precautionary reasons with left knee soreness. He will be re-evaluated on Tuesday. It's a tough one for Gray and any fantasy managers that were brave enough to start him against the Bronx Bombers, as he struck out four over 4 1/3 scoreless innings before departing. The 30-year-old right-hander felt something in his knee while fielding a bunt early in the game. It remains to be seen if Gray will be able to make his next scheduled start, but we'll have a better idea after the Rangers look at him on Tuesday. Coming into Monday's start, Gray had allowed 10 earned runs on 11 hits while walking four and striking out 11 in 12 innings in his first three starts for the Rangers.

10 days ago

Texas Rangers right-handed pitcher Jon Gray (undisclosed) left his start on Monday early with the team's athletic trainer during the fifth inning. Gray had thrown 4.1 innings scoreless frames against the New York Yankees, striking out four batters while walking three and surrendering two hits. Fantasy managers should continue to keep an eye out for updates about Gray over the next few hours.

10 days ago