Gray pitched an efficient three innings in relief in the Rangers' 3-1 win over the Diamondbacks on Monday.
PHOENIX — When the reported to spring training, general manager Chris Young was asked about his starting rotation. At the time, the list of potential starters included , , , , , , , and . On the peripheral list lurked and Taylor Hearn. That’s a lot of bodies to try to fit into a five-man rotation, isn’t it? Advertisement In truth, the GM mused, you never only need just five. You probably need closer to 10. As it turns out, even that was an undershoot.
Heaney was very successful last year with the before a middling stat line this year. And Bradford — well, he’s a rookie, but all 60 of his minor-league appearances have been starts. Add those five to a bullpen that has subtracted its least effective pitchers, while seeing big late-season and — and all of a sudden, it starts to look a lot more like, well, a World Series team, when it works. We’ve also seen what happens when it doesn’t. In Game 2, the Rangers trailed 2-1 in the seventh inning.
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