ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) -Texas Rangers starter Kameron Loe will not pitch the rest of the season because of a sore right elbow.
The right-handed Loe (6-11) is second on the team with 136 innings and 23 starts.
“It’s disappointing,” Loe said. “I would like to have gotten a couple of more starts. But there’s no reason to risk it.”
Loe last pitched Sept. 3 against the Kansas City Royals. That start lasted just three innings because of the injury.
Loe threw a bullpen session Wednesday, but his elbow was still bothering him and the Rangers elected to shut him down for the year.
“He was still experiencing discomfort,” Texas manager Ron Washington said. “There wasn’t much more you can do.”
The Rangers used Loe out of the bullpen to open the season before he made his first start on April 21.
Loe was 1-6 in early June when he was briefly sent down to the minors. He won his first four starts after returning from Triple-A Oklahoma.
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