Right-hander Yu Darvish was put on the 10-day disabled list (retroactive to July 9) by the Padres due to left hip irritation. Darvish's position on the active roster was taken by righty Nabil Crismatt, who was called up from Triple-A El Paso. The Rangers plan to wait and see how Darvish responds to treatment before determining his status for the start of the season. Darvish has not pitched since June 23 because of the problem with his hip. He had an MRI done on the hip after the injury, which came during a game against the Angels. The results were negative, but that doesn't mean much as far as the long term health of the joint is concerned. He could have been able to play through the injury if it wasn't for him feeling discomfort while pitching. The 29-year-old Darvish is coming off a down year in which he posted a 13-14 record with a 4.14 ERA in 36 starts for the Rangers. He also struck out 217 batters in 216 innings pitched. Darvish was slated to be one of the top starters for the Rangers this season. Now they will need to find a new pitcher to replace him when he returns from the disabled list. The best option for them might be to bring up some of their young pitchers or trade for a better option via trade deadline day on July 31.