Bush has allowed two earned runs across 13.1 innings of work this season.

EDGE Analysis

Since making his first appearance of the season on May 13, Bush is 2-0 with a 1.35 ERA and 1.13 WHIP. His control has been exceptional, and he has a walk rate of just 5.3 percent to show for it. However, he does have room to improve, as left-handed batters are hitting .353 against Bush.

Bush retired the side in order in his major-league debut Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Bush fanned Josh Donaldson before retiring Jose Bautista and Edwin Encarnacion on a pair of pop ups. He entered the game in the ninth inning with Texas trailing by five runs.

Bush was called up by the Rangers on Friday, Jon Morosi of FOX Sports reports.

EDGE Analysis

After being out of baseball since 2011 due to some off-field issues, the former first-overall draft pick will finally get the opportunity to make his major league debut. Bush has been electric for Double-A Frisco this season, posting a 2.65 ERA and 0.76 WHIP with 18 strikeouts and five saves in 17 innings with the Rough Riders, but he'll likely slot into more low-leverage situations during his stint with Texas.

Matt Bush will accept a plea deal from the state of Florida next week in order to end his DUI hit-and-run case. Bush's father, Daniel, said the plea will involve a prison sentence of at least three years, not including the time already served in a Charlotte County Jail. Bush, who will turn 27 in February, was the No. 1 pick of the 2004 First-Year Player Draft. Obviously, his future in baseball is very much up in the air.

Rays released RHP Matt Bush. Bush is still in a Charlotte County Jail after being arrested in March on charges of DUI, hit-and-run and property damage for hitting a motorcyclist and fleeing the scene. Now 26 years old, Bush was the No. 1 pick of the 2004 First-Year Player Draft.

A judge in Charlotte County, Florida has reduced Matt Bush's bail from $1.015 million to $440,000. The number is still probably out of Bush's price range, considering the reports that he had only $2,000 left in his bank account when he struck a 72-year-old motorcyclist in March while drunk. The former No. 1 overall pick is facing charges of DUI, hit-and-run and property damage. He's likely done with professional baseball for good.

Matt Bush's bond reduction ruling has been postponed until Monday due to a health issue with the prosecutor. The former first overall draft pick is currently in the Charlotte County jail in Florida with a bail of $1.015 million. His lawyer is trying to have that reduced. Bush faces charges of DUI, hit-and-run and property damage for striking a 72-year-old motorcyclist last month while drunk and leaving the scene. The Rays have placed him on the restricted list and will likely release him once it becomes convenient for them to do so.

Matt Bush broke down in tears Monday morning during a short testimony at his bond reduction hearing. "I have no desire, will or want, to drink again," Bush told the court. The former No. 1 overall pick remains in jail in Charlotte County, Florida on charges of DUI, hit-and-run and property damage after striking a 72-year-old motorcyclist with an SUV during a drunken rampage last month. Bush was placed on the restricted list by the Rays and is doubtful to ever return to professional baseball. His bond reduction hearing will be continued Thursday.

Rays placed RHP Matt Bush on the restricted list. He's no longer on the 40-man roster and will not get paid, but the Rays have not given him his release yet. But, Rays executive VP Andrew Friedman has already said that Bush will never play for the team again, so it's only a matter of time. The former first-round pick k is currently in the Charlotte County jail in Florida facing charges of DUI, hit-and-run and property damage after he hit a 72-year-old motorcyclist.

The 72-year-old motorcyclist whom Matt Bush struck with an SUV on Thursday is "completely responsive." If the man dies, Bush will face a prison sentence of at least two years. The former first overall draft pick is currently in the Charlotte County jail in Florida with a bail of $1.015 million. He's currently facing charges of DUI, hit-and-run and property damage, but that list is likely to grow. The Rays are expected to release him soon from their 40-man roster.