Rangers Pitcher Cody Returns to MLB Mound After 679-Day Absence
A Texas Rangers pitcher identified as Cody made his first big-league pitching appearance in nearly two years, striking out multiple batters in his return.
A pitcher named Cody made his first appearance on a major league mound in 679 days, per the official Texas Rangers account. He opened the outing with multiple strikeouts, suggesting a healthy and effective return. The 679-day gap indicates a significant injury absence, likely requiring an IL stint and extended rehab. This return is a meaningful roster development for the Rangers pitching staff.
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