Jon Gray’s status is noted as uncertain, with the update suggesting his time with Texas may be over. This adds to the Rangers’ pitching depth concerns during a critical stretch and affects how fantasy managers weigh Texas’ starters for the remainder of the season.

Jon Gray’s status with Texas is uncertain; the team has cited a likely end to his tenure as they make roster moves. If Gray exits, the Rangers must lean on rotation depth and bullpen to stay competitive in this weekend’s series.

Gray was placed on the 60-day IL with Thoracic Outlet Syndrome symptoms, likely ending his season and perhaps his four-year Rangers stint; his absence reshapes Texas rotation depth.

Gray is the focus of the piece, diagnosed with arterial thoracic outlet syndrome in his right arm. The condition commonly requires rib-removal surgery and a 9-12 month recovery, likely shelving him through most of 2026. At 34, he enters free agency under a cloud of durability concerns after a four-year stint with Texas during which he rarely pitched beyond 130 innings.

Gray is on the IL with nerve irritation, with vascular evaluation for potential Thoracic Outlet Syndrome. The outcome could influence Texas’s rotation depth and fantasy projections for the back end of the season.