Rangers right-handed starter Tyson Ross continues to progress through his recovery program, including throwing 30 times from 120 feet Friday morning. He started throwing four weeks ago after having surgery to repair thoracic outlet syndrome in Ocotber.
“Things have been going good. My arm is recovering well and my neck is feeling good,” said Ross, . “I’m happy with how the ball is coming out.”
It was a frustrating year for me. Supposedly being the [No. 1] guy and then making one poor start and being injured all year is never fun.
Rangers RHP Tyson Ross
Ross was named the Padres’ Opening Day starter in 2016 but left the game in the sixth with an injury.