Jacob DeGrom plays in an undisturbed innings bullpen before the Rangers game against the Pirates

pittsburgh – Jacob DeGrum He threw a 32nd bullpen session in the stadium before the Los Angeles game Texas Rangers before Pittsburgh Pirates On Monday, as the right-hander continues to recover from elbow inflammation.

“She came off very well,” said Rangers manager Bruce Bochy. “He said he felt good and didn’t feel anything there.”

DeGrom only threw fastballs. He’ll add curveballs when I throw the ball in the next Bulls session on Friday, when he faces the Rangers Baltimore Orioles.

Bochy said they haven’t set a date for DeGrom’s return and that the 34-year-old could return to the active roster without a minor league rehab assignment.

DeGrom has been on the 15-day disabled list since April 29, the day after leaving the game for the second time in three games. An MRI confirmed the presence of inflammation.

Texas won all six games DeGrum started (2-0), but were limited to 30 and a half innings. 267 ERA with 45 strikeouts and four walks.

DeGrom played his first nine major league seasons with the F.C New York Mets. He was held to 156 1/3 innings in 26 starts the past two years before signing a five-year, $185 million deal in free agency in December with the Texans.