Rangers Bring Back Cody Bradford
The Texas Rangers' official account announced Bradford is back, signaling a roster activation or return from injury.
The Texas Rangers posted an official announcement that pitcher Cody Bradford is back with the club. The post came from the verified Rangers team account, lending credibility to the move. The exact nature of the return — IL activation, recall, or reinstatement — was not specified in the post. Bradford's availability adds a left-handed pitching option back to the Rangers roster.
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