Peyton Gray delivered 20 pitches at pre-injury speed on Saturday, prompting manager Skip Schumaker to say the Rangers are close to regaining a vital bullpen piece for their playoff drive.
In Arlington, Texas, right‑hander Peyton Gray threw a 20‑pitch session on Saturday, and, according to manager Skip Schumaker, his velocity matched the level he had before his injury.
Schumaker’s remarks indicate the Texas Rangers are edging toward restoring a key bullpen arm, a development that could strengthen their relief corps as they pursue a postseason berth.
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A healthy bullpen is critical for late‑game stability; Gray’s return would give the Rangers an extra reliable option, potentially improving their chances to secure a playoff spot in a tightly contested race.
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