Texas Rangers

Rangers pitcher Justin Miller, who is on the 60-day disabled list while recovering from Tommy John surgery, began his minor-league rehab assignment with Double-A Frisco. Miller struck out one as he pitched a 1-2-3 inning in his first game action since his procedure last April. 

Rangers pitcher Nick Tepesch enjoyed a decent outing but suffered his fourth loss of the season Friday night against the Tigers.

Tepesch (3-4), who made his eighth start of the season, gave up two runs in the fifth, including a run-scoring double to Miguel Cabrera. He was charged with two runs and six hits over five innings of work. He walked three and struck out one in a 2-1 defeat.

Tepesch has allowed just three runs in his last 11 innings of work. He is scheduled to make his next start Wednesday at home against Oakland.

Rangers starting pitcher Alexi Ogando, on the 15-day disabled list, underwent an MRI which revealed no structural damage on his right biceps, according to The Dallas Morning News.

"It's nothing major," Ogando told MLB.com. "It's something I've felt off and on before. I should be back to normal soon. I would have been able to pitch, but we don't want it to get worse. We want it to get better. It's just one-two starts."

Rangers pitcher Neftali Feliz threw from 120 feet as he continues to make steady progress since his Aug. 1 Tommy John surgery. Feliz is not expected to return until late July or early August.

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.