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Texas Rangers update for Saturday, June 21. Good morning, LSB. The Rangers beat the Pirates last night 6-2. Jacob DeGrom continued his stretch of holding opponents to two runs or fewer.
After establishing himself as one of baseball’s best pitchers while with the New York Mets, injuries started taking a toll on Jacob deGrom’s career. He signed with the Texas Rangers in 2023 but needed Tommy John surgery and was only able to make nine total starts over his first two seasons with his new team.
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Rangers starter Jacob deGrom is one of the most dominant pitchers in the majors when healthy. Unfortunately, that "when healthy" caveat has been rare recently.
Rangers right-hander Jacob deGrom is enjoying the first fully healthy offseason he’s had in quite some time after returning from rehab for Tommy John surgery back in September.
He has slowly been working his way back, including making four rehab starts for Double-A Frisco. In his most recent rehab outing on Saturday, he was excellent with just one hit and zero walks allowed plus five strikeouts over four shutout innings.