LHP Martin Perez's struggles continued on Friday at Minnesota. Perez (5-10) allowed two homers in a four-run first inning and lasted just 4 2/3 innings. He surrendered seven runs on nine hits and two walks. Since coming off the disabled list on July 2, Perez has allowed 28 earned runs in 34 2/3 innings (7.27 ERA) over six starts. He owns a 9.41 ERA in his past four starts while going 0-4.

LHP Martin Perez threw 102 pitches in just 4 1/3 innings Sunday. He gave up nine hits and eight earned runs before being lifted for reliever Jeremy Jeffress in the fifth. Perez has lost three consecutive starts for the second time this season.

LHP Martin Perez dropped to 5-8 despite a quality start, giving up three runs on seven hits in seven innings. It was only the third time in 19 starts that the lefty went at least seven innings. "My focus is to go out there and do what I did tonight," he said after his second quality start in his last three outings. "Just go out there and throw six or seven and give my team a chance to win the game. That's all I can do."

LHP Martin Perez entered Wednesday having won three of his last four starts. However, he struggled against Baltimore and allowed five runs (four earned) and seven hits with three strikeouts and one walk over six-plus innings. Perez has gotten two or fewer runs of support in 11 of his 18 starts.

LHP Martin Perez made his first start since June 22 after being activated off the 10-day disabled list, and he did not factor into the decision of Texas' 7-5 loss to Boston in 11 innings. Perez gave up seven hits, four walks and five runs, though only two earned, over 5 2/3 innings. He threw 36 innings in a second inning in which he faced eight batters. Perez had been out due to a broken right thumb. "My finger didn't bother me," Perez said. "I felt good. We just need to come back tomorrow and put everything together and win."

LHP Martin Perez (broken right thumb) tentatively is scheduled to start Monday against the Red Sox. The 26-year-old sustained the injury to his non-throwing hand when he caught the tip of his thumb in his hotel room door. Perez is 4-6 with a 4.70 ERA in 15 starts.

LHP Martin Perez became the fourth Texas pitcher to land on the disabled list since June 16 on Saturday. Perez fractured the top the bone and a torn right thumbnail in a freak accident with a hotel door on Thursday. The move was retroactive to Friday, which means Perez will miss at least one start. He last pitched Thursday afternoon against Toronto and his next scheduled start would have been Tuesday in Cleveland.

The Texas Rangers placed left-hander Martin Perez on the 10-day disabled list Saturday with a fracture and laceration at the tip of his right thumb.Perez sustained the injury when he caught his thumb in the hinge section of a hotel room door on Thursday night in New York. He tore the nail off his thumb and a team trainer took him to a hospital where the nail was reattached and X-rays showed a small fracture. The DL move is retroactive to Friday.Perez, 26, is 4-6 with a 4.70 ERA in 15 starts with the Rangers this season. He becomes the fourth Rangers' starter currently on the disabled list, joining Andrew Cashner, A.J. Griffin and Cole Hamels.The Rangers also recalled infielder/outfielder Drew Robinson from Triple-A Round Rock of the Pacific Coast League to take the roster spot. He was in uniform for Saturday's game against the New York Yankees.Robinson is hitting .273 with 11 home runs and 35 RBIs in 58 games with Round Rock this season. He has started at second base, at third base and in the outfield.This will be Robinson's third stint of the season with Texas. He opened the season with the club and went 0-for-2 in his major league debut on April 5 in his only action before being optioned to Round Rock on April 12. He was recalled on May 28 but returned to Triple-A the following day.

LHP Martin Perez could miss his next scheduled start. He caught his right thumb in a door on Thursday, resulting in a torn thumbnail and a fracture at the top of the bone.

LHP Martin Perez wasn't sharp Thursday but enjoyed plenty of offensive support in improving to 4-6 after working six innings, giving up four runs (three earned) on nine hits. Perez is 4-0 this season when backed by at least three runs. He did work out of trouble in the sixth with a runner at third and one out. "Two big strikeouts in the sixth, runner at third to leave him stranded," manager Jeff Banister said. "That was huge for him."

RHP Martin Perez picked up his first win since May 18 by allowing four runs in 5 1/3 innings. All three of his wins have come at home. "I feel great and we win," Perez said. "I used all my pitches and moved the ball around the plate. I was comfortable out there."

LHP Martin Perez matched his career high by allowing three homers in his 3 2/3 innings of work. The 3 2/3 innings matched a season low for Perez, who was charged with six runs (five earned). The six runs allowed by Perez were a season high and the five earned runs matched his season high. "I've got a strong mind," Perez said. "This is not the first time it's happened to me. I got behind and when I throw fastballs close they hit. They got me today."

LHP Martin Perez was sailing along with a four-hitter when two singles with one out in the seventh inning on Wednesday night led to his departure - and to a seven-run Red Sox inning that produced a 9-4 Texas loss. Perez, turning in his fourth straight quality start, was charged with three runs and got a no-decision. "He threw some quality pitches," manager Jeff Banister said. "We got to the seventh inning and we just didn't finish the job."

LHP Martin Perez, coming off a strong start that capped the Rangers' 8-0 homestand, faces Boston ace Chris Sale In Wednesday night's middle game of the three-game series at Fenway Park. Perez has lowered his ERA from 4.26 to 3.71 with his three May starts. He is 2-2 lifetime against Boston, but with a 6.58 ERA and a whopping 1.923 WHIP. He is 1-1 with a 9.58 ERA in two career starts at Fenway, where he has yielded 11 earned runs in 101/3 innings. The Rangers have scored just four runs for him in his three 2017 road starts.

LHP Martin Perez matched his career high with eight strikeouts Thursday. It was fourth time Perez struck out and eight and first since April 18th, 2014 against the Chicago White Sox. Perez earned his 1st victory since 4/9 vs. Oakland, snapping a four-game losing streak. This was Perez' fifth career start of seven or more innings and zero walks, the first time he has accomplished that feat since September 19th, 2016. Perez received eight runs of support after a total of 11 runs in his first eight starts this season. He has delivered a quality start in each of his first three outings in May, going 1-1 with a 2.79 ERA (6 ER/19.1 IP) and 16 strikeouts to just two walks.

LHP Martin Perez avoided his fifth straight loss when the Rangers rallied to beat San Diego 5-2 Thursday. It was an outing Perez can build on. After giving up a run in the first, he racked up five scoreless innings before leaving with one out and the bases loaded in the seventh. The two earned runs followed a stretch of four games during which Perez posted a 5.48 ERA. "Really felt like Martin seemed to be in control of what he really wanted to do," manager Jeff Banister said.

LHP Martin Perez had a solid start Saturday night but took the loss because of a shaky seventh inning. Perez took a 1-1 tie into the seventh, only to allow two consecutive baserunners -- the second of which came because of a Perez throwing error. Perez allowed three runs, two earned, off eight hits over six innings.

LHP Martin Perez brings a three-start losing streak into Saturday's scheduled start in Seattle. Perez posted his only win of the season on April 9 and has gone 0-3 with a 5.31 ERA ini four starts since then. He took a no-decision in a 2-1 loss to the Mariners on April 14, allowing just one run in five innings.

LHP Martin Perez exited trailing 4-2 with two outs in the sixth inning, and has left just one of his six starts with a lead. This is the fourth of his six starts in which he has pitched fewer than six innings. Sunday's total of just one strikeout was the lowest since July 15, 2016, at Wrigley Field against the Cubs.

LHP Martin Perez recorded his second quality start of the season, but he departed the Monday game trailing the Twins 3-2 after six innings. He faced just one batter over the minimum through four innings before allowing all three runs in the fifth. He issued three walks and threw 30 pitches in the fifth after issuing no walks on 47 pitches through the first four frames. "It comes down to making pitches, eliminate the walks, continue to make pitches," manager Jeff Banister said. "We know that he can. Those situations, can't continue to put big innings on the board. He's a quality pitcher with quality stuff, you see it in every other inning, you see the ability to make pitches."