48 Colby Lewis, SP

Rangers starting pitcher Colby Lewis (elbow) was not happy with his first rehab outing Monday for Double-A Frisco. An upset Lewis told reporters he's not ready to get major-league hitters out and needs to build up arm strength and velocity, according to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.

Lewis, who wouldn't give a timetable for his return, said he wants to be able to throw 88-91 mph before returning. He was throwing 85-86 mph Tuesday.

Rangers starting pitcher Colby Lewis (elbow) began a rehab assignment with Double-A Frisco Monday. He allowed two runs, including a solo home run, on four hits and no walks in 2 1/3 innings, while striking out three.

He threw 33 of 47 pitches for strikes, according to FOX Sports Southwest.

Rangers starting pitcher Colby Lewis completed a bullpen session Friday at Rangers Ballpark, and remains on track to start his rehab assignment for Double-A Frisco Monday, according to Fox Sports Southwest.

"It felt all right," Lewis said. "It felt like throwing a bullpen. I felt fine, normal."

Lewis is expected to reach four innings or 60 pitches during his minor-league start. He will likely need three more rehab starts before he is ready to rejoin the big-league rotation.

Rangers starting pitcher Colby Lewis, who was pulled from his rehab assignment after being diagnosed with triceps inflammation, will throw a bullpen session Friday. He's scheduled to start for Double-A Frisco Monday, Fox Sports Southwest reports.

Lewis was scheduled to pitch four innings May 14 before being shut down by the inflammation.

Rangers pitcher Colby Lewis, on the 15-day disabled list with an elbow injury, has been diagnosed with inflammation in his right triceps muscle and pulled from his rehab assignment, MLB.com reports.

Lewis experienced soreness in his right triceps after making a rehab start with Triple-A Round Rock last Thursday. He received an anti-inflammation injection Monday and the team is hoping he can resume his rehab assignment early next week.