Texas Rangers pitcher, Max Scherzer, is returning to Texas to get his fatigued right shoulder checked out.
Max Scherzer, who has been limited to eight starts this season, is returning to Texas to get his fatigued right shoulder checked out, general manager Chris Young said Sunday.
Scherzer said that night that he was “trying to grind through these starts and ramp up.” He added that he just needed an extra day and didn’t need to go on the IL. Additionally, Nathan Eovaldi is returning to Texas to consult with team physician Dr. Keith Meister. Eovaldi exited after three innings in Game 1 of Saturday’s doubleheader as a precaution due to right side tightness and may miss his next scheduled start or get pushed back.
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