Nothing deGrom did Sunday was a surprise. But it was a reminder: When he's healthy, he's the most dominant pitcher of his generation. He's filthy, dirty, and nasty. And that's all a good thing for the Texas Rangers.

In a highly anticipated return, Texas Rangers ace Jacob deGrom showcased his talent in a commanding performance, leading the Rangers to a narrow 3-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox. This article explores the key moments of the game, deGrom's comeback from surgery, and the overall implications for the Texas Rangers going forward.

Sunday afternoon, under a bright blue sky if the good lord is willing, Jacob deGrom will stride seemingly effortlessly to the mound at Globe Life Field just as the soulful opening guitar riff of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Simple Man” echoes through the park.

Amidst many injury setbacks, Rangers star Jacob deGrom speaks about his first start in 2025 and how "nervous" he was.

The Texas Rangers have a starting rotation that is absolutely stocked with talent, whether that's established by years of MLB dominance or emerging talent

Texas Rangers starting pitcher Jacob deGrom made his highly-anticipated season debut on Sunday. Spending the first nine years of his MLB career with the New York Mets, deGrom won two Cy Young Awards and made four All-Star teams.

Simple Man,” Jacob deGrom’s longtime warm-up song blared throughout Globe Life Field on Sunday afternoon. It was a welcome tune for many as the Rangers' ace made his 2025 debut. deGrom -- who signed a five-year,

After nearly a year of recovery from Tommy John surgery, Texas Rangers player Jacob deGrom has finally returned to the game. The two-time Cy Young Award winner threw a bullpen session to signify his steps back to the Texas Rangers rotation.

After missing significant time since joining the Texas Rangers two years ago, Jacob deGrom is looking to return to form in 2025. The two-time Cy Young winner was off to a great start with an excellent spring training debut.