The Texas Rangers hope by early September, with Jacob deGrom returning to the rotation, they'll be flush with starting pitchers.
Nathan Eovaldi says he feels good and is starting the 6 p.m. Saturday game against the Minnesota Twins.
"I've never experienced it before. I've had oblique issues and stuff on the left side before, but never on the right," said Eovaldi, who is 8-6 with a 3.75 ERA. "They say, as a pitcher, if you had to have it on one side, you want to have it on your right. Right side is manageable and everything should be good."
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