RHP Colby Lewis (strained lat muscle) threw a 30-pitch batting practice Saturday. The next step is a 40-pitch session Tuesday. Lewis is eligible to come off the disabled list Aug. 21.

RHP Colby Lewis (60-day DL) threw off the mound for the first time since being diagnosed with an oblique strain with no apparent issues. The Rangers are confident the 37-year-old, who is 6-1 with a 3.21 ERA, will rejoin the club for the stretch run of the season.

RHP Colby Lewis (60-day DL) threw off the mound for the first time on Wednesday since going on the DL with a strained triceps muscle.

RHP Colby Lewis was transferred to the 60-day disabled list to clear a spot on the 40-man roster for LHP Michael Roth. Lewis, who is out with a strained muscle in his back, is expected to miss two months.

RHP Colby Lewis was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right latissimus dorsi muscle. The move was retroactive to June 22 and Lewis is expected to miss around two months. He had a procedure Thursday to try and accelerate the healing process.

RHP Colby Lewis was placed on the 15-day disabled list to make room for Saturday's starter, RHP A.J. Griffin. The Lewis move, which was because of a strained right lat, is retroactive to June 22.

RHP Colby Lewis will miss at least two months after an MRI on Wednesday revealed a Grade 2 strain in his right lat muscle. Lewis left Tuesday's start after five innings with cramping in his right triceps. He won't throw for four weeks and will have another MRI to determine when he can begin his rehab. Lewis is 6-1.

RHP Colby Lewis (6-0, 2.81 ERA) starts the opener of a two-game series against Cincinnati on Tuesday. The 36-year-old veteran is making his 15th start and first since pitching eight no-hit innings in his complete-game, two-hit, 5-1 victory on June 16 at Oakland. It was Texas' first complete game of the season.

RHP Colby Lewis left Tuesday start after five innings because of cramping in his right triceps muscle. He will be evaluated Wednesday. Lewis allowed six runs, matching his shortest outing and most runs allowed this season. He had allowed only six runs in three previous June starts. He doesn't believe the setback is serious. "It was something I felt I could manage," he said.

RHP Colby Lewis took a perfect game into the eighth inning and no-hitter into the ninth in Thursday's 5-1 win over the Oakland Athletics. A two-out walk to 1B Yonder Alonso ended the perfect-game bid in the eighth, and a leadoff double by RF Max Muncy denied Lewis the no-hitter in the ninth. Lewis, who has never recorded a no-hitter in the major leagues, also took a no-hitter into the eighth inning against the A?s last season. He became the first Rangers pitcher to take a perfect game into the eighth and no-hitter into the ninth since RHP Yu Darvish did it against the Houston Astros on April 2, 2013.

RHP Colby Lewis makes his 14th start of the season during Thursday's series finale in Oakland. Lewis is seeking the first 6-0 start by a member of the season-opening rotation since RHP Alexi Ogando turned the trick in 2011. Lewis ranked first among American League leaders in quality starts (11) and second on opponent batting average on balls put in play (.249).

RHP Colby Lewis turned in one of his better starts of the season but had to settle for a no-decision on Saturday. He allowed just one run and three hits in eight innings but left the game after Texas tied the score 1-1 in the top of the ninth.

RHP Colby Lewis has been a boost to the Rangers offense in recent weeks. Texas has won each of his past five starts -- Lewis is 3-0 in that span -- and has scored at least six runs in four of them. Lewis (5-0) hasn't been on the losing end of a decision since last September. He's scheduled to start Saturday's game at Seattle.

RHP Colby Lewis, vying for his sixth victory against no defeats, worked six innings, giving up four runs -- three earned -- on eight hits and two walks in six innings of Texas' 6-5 victory over Houston on Monday. He struck out four. Lewis surrendered a three-run lead by giving up a three-run home run to Jose Altuve.

RHP Colby Lewis is 5-0. That matches the longest single-season winning streak of his career.

RHP Colby Lewis was due for a good game against the Indians in Progressive Field. Tuesday night he had one. Lewis came into the game with an 8.44 ERA in seven career starts vs. Cleveland, and a career ERA in Cleveland of 11.74 ERA. Tuesday, however, Lewis pitched six scoreless innings to improve his record to 5-0 with a 7-3 victory. "It seems like every time I come to Cleveland it doesn't turn out too well," Lewis said. "But tonight the guys got me some runs and I was able to keep Cleveland from getting many runs."

RHP Colby Lewis saw his streak of starts with at least seven innings snapped at five games. Lewis lasted five-plus innings, and he allowed six runs on eight hits, yet he emerged with a win over the Angels.

RHP Colby Lewis improved to 10-1 in his career against the Astros on Friday, including 7-0 with a 1.15 ERA at Minute Maid Park over nine career appearances (seven starts). He won his 100th game as a professional, including 26 in Japan. With seven scoreless innings, Lewis logged his sixth consecutive quality start and eighth in nine turns this season.

RHP Colby Lewis has had quality starts in each of his eight outings this year. He's the first Texas pitcher to open the season with a streak like that since Alexi Ogando started the 2011 season with 12 straight quality starts. Opponents are hitting just .187 against Lewis over his last four starts.

RHP Colby Lewis (2-0, 3.20 ERA) is scheduled to make his eighth start of the season Saturday night in the middle contest of this three-game weekend series with the Jays. He has completed at least six innings in each of his first seven starts, the longest streak by a member of the season-opening rotation since Alexi Ogando (12) in 2011. Lewis will be working on regular four-day's rest despite Thursday's off day after he took a no-decision in the Rangers' 8-4, 12 inning loss to the White Sox on May 9.