RHP Tyson Ross was placed on the 10-day disabled list Monday with a blister on his right index finger. Ross has gone 2-2 with a 7.52 ERA in 7 games/starts for Texas this season, including a no-decision in his start July 23 at Tampa Bay. The first date he would be eligible to return is August 3.

RHP Tyson Ross on the 10-day disabled list on Monday, making him the latest pitcher to be sidelined with a blister. Ross is out with a blister on his right index finger. He joined Dodgers RHP Brandon McCarthy, Giants RHP Johnny Cueto and Blue Jays RHP Aaron Sanchez as the fourth player to land on the DL with a blister since the All-Star break.Ross was placed on the DL after allowing five runs (four earned) and four hits in 3 2/3 innings Sunday at Tampa Bay, getting a no-decision in the Rangers' 6-5 win. He is 2-2 with a 7.52 ERA in seven starts for Texas, which signed him after Ross underwent thoracic outlet syndrome surgery in the offseason.

RHP Tyson Ross continued his struggles, lasting only 3 2/3 innings Sunday and seeing his season ERA go up from 7.22 to 7.52 in allowing four earned runs. He gave up four hits and walked another four batters and the Rangers were fortunate enough to win, thanks to sterling bullpen work and clutch late hitting.

RHP Tyson Ross (2-2) came into the game Tuesday after three good starts but he did not have it this time. He gave up two homers and six runs in the first inning and, overall, surrendered nine runs on seven hits in just 3 ? innings as Baltimore took a 10-1 lead in the fourth inning and beat Texas for a second straight night. "I've got a lot of work to do," Ross said. "I just wasn't consistent tonight. The pitches I had over the plate didn't have the movement I wanted."

RHP Tyson Ross, (2-1, 5.33 ERA) has been dominant in his past five starts since coming off the DL from thoracic outlet syndrome surgery. Over that stretch, he has limited opponents to a .211 batting average. Ross takes the mound Tuesday against the Orioles, who are 2-0 and and scored 19 runs in 10 innings against him.

RHP Tyson Ross has now allowed two runs or fewer in three of his five starts for Texas this year. Ross is allowing opponents to hit only .182 over his last three starts. He's made only five starts for Texas this year but said he feels like he's making strides. He walked two and hit two Saturday and threw only 48 of his 94 pitches for strikes. "I was a little inconsistent early on but I was able to make an adjustment in the second or third," he said. "It's something I'm going to continue to work on in between outings and hopefully come out in the second half and have a good feel for it."

RHP Tyson Ross (1-1, 6.14 ERA) will make his fourth start Sunday against the Chicago White Sox. During his last time out, Ross limited the Indians to one run on two hits in six innings. The 30-year-old is 3-0 with a 1.65 ERA in three career appearances (two starts) against the White Sox.

RHP Tyson Ross, who started Tuesday night's game, was hoping for the best after watching Cleveland Indians hitters erupt for 15 runs and 19 hits Monday. "I was hoping they would be tired from last night," said Ross, who made the Indians look tired. He pitched six innings, allowing one run on two hits. "He threw enough strikes to get them in swing mode, and as the game progressed he got much sharper," manager Jeff Banister said.

RHP Tyson Ross allowed seven runs in three innings Wednesday vs. Toronto. It was just the fifth career outing in which Ross allowed seven or more runs and the fourth in which he allowed at least seven earned runs. "I was up in the zone and falling behind hitters," he said. "Their bats were swinging, and I was making mistakes over the plate."

RHP Tyson Ross was emotional in his first start in 15 months. The Rangers were ecstatic by what they saw. Ross exceeded just about every expectation, taking a no-hitter into the fifth inning of the Rangers' 10-4 victory over the Seattle Mariners on Friday. Ross, who hadn't pitched since Opening Day of 2016 for San Diego because of shoulder problems that ultimately led to off-season thoracic surgery, Ross retired the next nine hitters after a leadoff walk and 14 of the next 15. His official line was 5 2/3 innings pitched, two hits, two runs, three walks and five strikeouts. The victory was his first since Aug. 31, 2015, coincidentally against the Rangers at Petco Park. "I'm pretty stoic in my demeanor, but inside I was real excited to be out there, crossing over those white lines and being handed the ball," Ross said. "It's been a long time coming, and I'm just happy I was able to do a good job for the team and put us in a position to win. It's a long road, it's tough to go through, and I'm happy to be back in action and I look forward to moving forward."

RHP Tyson Ross will make his Rangers and season debut Friday night against the Seattle Mariners. Ross, who signed as a free agent Jan. 19, had been sidelined after undergoing offseason thoracic outlet syndrome surgery.

RHP Tyson Ross is on pace to make his season and Rangers debut on Friday against the Seattle Mariners. Ross is on the 60-day disabled list recovering from thoracic outlet surgery and back spasms. He signed as a free agent with Texas after spending the previous four seasons with San Diego.

RHP Tyson Ross (thoracic outlet syndrome surgery) most likely will make his next start in the majors, manager Jeff Banister told reporters Sunday. Ross made a minor league rehab start for Triple-A Round Rock on Friday and then joined the Rangers in Washington. "I'm healthy and feeling good," Ross told MLB.com. "I've had back-to-back outings where I got my pitch count up to around 100, woke up the next day refreshed and ready. I'm ready to go." He has been on the DL since April 2.

RHP Tyson Ross (thoracic outlet syndrome surgery) made his fourth start for Triple-A Round Rock in a minor league rehab outing Friday and gave up 10 hits and eight runs in five innings. He could join the team in Houston, according to manager Jeff Banister. Ross is the brother of Joe Ross, a pitcher for the Nationals. He has been on the DL since April 2, retroactive to March 30. "He's healthy. We had kind of a mutual agreement and thought process on him going out and getting the extra start. We'll sit down with him and see where he's at," Banister told reporters.

RHP Tyson Ross (thoracic outlet syndrome surgery in October 2016) will make at least one more rehab appearance before being considered as an option for Texas' rotation. He will make a fourth start for Triple-A Round Rock. Ross went 5 1/3 innings and threw 93 pitches against New Orleans on Saturday. In three Triple-A outings, he has pitched 13 2/3 innings, allowing eight runs on 13 hits and 10 walks while striking out nine.

RHP Tyson Ross felt good after his rehab start Saturday for Triple-A Round Rock but isn't sure what is his next step. Ross allowed run two in 5 1/3 innings and walked four. He's trying to come back from surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome. It's possible his next start could be for Texas but no decision has been made. "I'm definitely getting close," Ross said. "That's not my call to make. It's the front office and Banny (manager Jeff Banister). Right now I'm feeling good."

RHP Tyson Ross, who struggled in a rehab start Monday, will make one more before the Rangers decide his next step. Ross hasn't pitched for Texas yet this year as he's rehabbing from surgery for thoracic syndrome. Ross allowed six runs in 3 1/3 innings Monday and also walked five.

RHP Tyson Ross struggled in a rehab start for Triple-A Round Rock Monday, giving up six runs in 3 1/3 innings and walking five. Ross hasn't pitched for Texas this season as he's recovered from surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome. Texas manager Jeff Banister is unsure if Ross is ready to pitch for Texas. "I wouldn't be surprised to say he's been built up but it wouldn't be surprising for me to say we need to let him have another outing, too," Banisters said. "We do have some maneuverability with the off days so we can insert him. We can let him go another time if we wanted."

RHP Tyson Ross (thoracic outlet syndrome surgery) was moved to the 60-day disabled list to make room for OF/1B Peter O'Brien, who was claimed off waivers Saturday from the Cincinnati Reds. Ross has not pitched all season and is eligible to come off the DL June 1.

RHP Tyson Ross will make his second rehab start for Triple-A Round Rock on Monday. Ross, coming back from Thoracic Outlet Syndrome, has yet to pitch for the Rangers this season.