Texas Rangers right-hander Nathan Eovaldi reported feeling good after a bullpen session on Wednesday, just two days after being scratched from his scheduled start due to left side tightness. Eovaldi first noticed the tightness while playing catch on Sunday, and it persisted into Monday, prompting him to consult with team trainers. He stated, "We just didn't feel the need to push it," emphasizing the importance of caution based on his previous experiences with similar issues. Manager Skip Schumaker expressed relief about Eovaldi's progress and noted that they would assess his readiness for future starts in consultation with medical staff. In a positive development, the Rangers also had right fielder Brandon Nimmo back in the lineup after he left a game due to a sprained left ankle. Eovaldi's bullpen session consisted of approximately 25 pitches at high intensity, and Schumaker is optimistic about how he will recover as the Rangers prepare for a three-game series in Houston, Texas.