Rangers plot tandem pitching plan
share-square-570779 Rangers manager Chris Woodward said that right-hander Jordan Lyles came into Spring Training, almost an entirely different pitcher, from his pitches and ball movement to fully reshaping his body. In 2020, Lyles was part of a struggling Texas staff that had a 5.02 combined ERA, good for 23rd in the Major Leagues. Lyles largely struggled across the board, going 1-6 with a 7.02 ERA. On Sunday against the Royals, Lyles got another chance to start for the Rangers, this time as part of the tandem or piggyback pitching roles with lefty Wes Benjamin following up behind him. Lyles ...