Jacob deGrom felt like he was locating his pitches well when he was warming up in the bullpen before his start on Monday night against the Angels. His stuff was on point when he struck out the side in the top of the first inning.

Rangers pitcher Jacob deGrom is back in the All-Star Game, less than one year after recovering from his second Tommy John surgery.

Rangers ace Jacob deGrom, who was named to the American League All-Star team, will sit out the game, the team announced on Friday. Kansas City Royals

deGrom won't be on the same team as his former Mets brethren on Tuesday when he suits up for the All-Star Game. But he did get the opportunity to reflect on his tenure and what it means to reconnect in his third season away from the Big Apple.

Texas Rangers are eager to see Jacob deGrom back on the mound for their team, but they will have to wait for his second half debut.

The ace of the Texas staff has pitched like one. But how many innings does he have left as the Rangers float around playoff contention?

This is finally the vintage Jacob deGrom pitching for the Texas Rangers, and not because the lanky right-hander recently turned 37 years old. After several injury-filled seasons in a row, both before and since going to Texas in free agency,

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/rangers as Rangers Ace Jacob deGrom Has One of Most Devastating Breaking Balls in MLB. In an effort to help keep Jacob deGrom healthy, the Texas Rangers devised a game plan that would have him scale back his velocity.