US EditionEverything comes together in one big game for Jacob deGrom and the Texas Rangers
- Jacob deGrom delivered six shutout innings with seven strikeouts, helping the Texas Rangers secure a dominant victory against the Oakland Athletics at Globe Life Field on Tuesday evening.
- DeGrom, 36, had gone 737 days since beating the Athletics, during which he made only one more start before undergoing Tommy John surgery.
- The Rangers ended a three-game skid while achieving new season bests with 15 runs, 18 hits, and nine walks, and marked a milestone with three bases-clearing doubles in a single game for the first time in franchise history.
- DeGrom has reached a 3-1 record with a 2.55 ERA over 15 games started for the Rangers following his December 2022 agreement on a $185 million, five-year deal, while manager Bruce Bochy noted that deGrom’s growing strength is fueling a contagious success.
- The performance provided relief for the Rangers, with players expecting that if the offense remains consistent, the team could sustain strong runs anchored by deGrom's starts.
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Ace Reset: deGrom Dominates, Rangers Offense Awakens in Blowout
It was the kind of night the Texas Rangers have been waiting for â the kind where the offense wakes up, the ace looks like an ace, and the scoreboards across Globe Life Field finally light up like theyâre supposed to. Tuesdayâs 15-2 beatdown of the Oakland Athletics brought a much-needed sigh of relief. After a month of offensive sputters, the Rangers finally strung together the kind of relentless, mature at-bats theyâve been missing. Wa…
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