Only five qualified left-handed starting pitchers in the league right now – Tarik Skubal, Garrett Crochet, Jesús Luzardo, Cole Ragans, and MacKenzie Gore – average 95 mph or harder with their fastball. Weathers will join this list when he returns.

Of course, that doesn't mean Webb is likely to be the next man up for the Rangers – Chris Martin has been the team's best high-leverage reliever this season, but he had already pitched in a setup role before Jackson exited Monday.

Beck got his first taste of major league action last season and ultimately struggled mightily. He hit just .188 with three homers in three homers, and things didn’t go much better to start 2025. He was sitting at just .167 through his first 12 outings, and only one of his base hits went for extra bases.