Official Site of the Rangers · Aug 17, 2016
Harrell exits with groin strain after 2 innings
Lucas Harrell feels some discomfort and leaves the game after finishing the top of the 2nd with a right groin strainARLINGTON -- Rangers right-hander Lucas Harrell exited his start against the A's on Tuesday after just two innings due to a right groin strain, leaving his next scheduled start on Saturday in doubt.
If Harrell is unable to make that start against the Rays, left-hander Derek Holland would be a candidate to take his place. Holland, who is eligible to come of the 60-day disabled list (left shoulder inflammation) on Saturday, threw five innings and allowed four runs on five hits with four strikeouts in his third rehab start with Triple-A Round Rock on Monday.