New York Mets starting pitcher Jacob deGrom (elbow) will undergo an MRI in the next few days, Anthony DiComo of MLB.com reports. If the MRI comes back clean, then he will restart his throwing program. He has been out of action since July 7 and landed on the IL July 18 with right forearm tightness and was dealing with elbow inflammation unrelated to his forearm afterward. There is no timeline for his return yet. Before his injury, he was arguably having his best season yet with a 1.08 ERA, 45.1 ...

On Tuesday, New York Mets starting pitcher Jacob deGrom (elbow) spoke to reporters for the first time since he had been shut down from throwing. He said that he was dealing with elbow inflammation, which is unrelated to the forearm tightness he dealt with earlier this season. He explained that his elbow had felt fine all year prior to this recent development. He told the reporters that he was confident he would pitch again this year. There of course isn't a clear timetable for deGrom's recovery...

New York Mets starting pitcher Jacob deGrom (forearm) had a setback in his rehabilitation and has been shut down from throwing for two weeks, Anthony DiComo of MLB.com reported Friday. The 33-year-old ace experienced additional inflammation in his right arm, which has sidelined him since the All-Star break, and is now not expected to return to the rotation until September. This is truly a disappointment for fantasy managers since deGrom dominated the first half of the season with a 1.08 ERA ...

New York Mets starting pitcher Jacob deGrom (forearm) will make at least one rehab start before he is activated from the IL, with the team anticipating his return in early August, according to Mike Puma of the New York Post. deGrom was seen playing catch on Thursday, as he is working his way back from forearm tightness that has prevented him from pitching since the All-Star break. This is great news for fantasy managers, who eagerly await his return from the injured list after a dominant first ...

New York Mets starting pitcher Jacob deGrom (forearm) was seen playing catch at Citi Field on Thursday morning. SNY Tweeted out a video of the Mets star tossing the ball around. The throwing session was his first workout since he landed on the injured list with forearm tightness this past Sunday. We haven't received an estimated timeline for deGrom's return to the rotation yet, but we should start to get a better idea of things over the coming days as he continues to go through the motions. ...

New York Mets starting pitcher Jacob deGrom (forearm) is "improving," according to manager Luis Rojas. "Some of the tightness has diminished and some of the range of motion has gotten a little better." deGrom could resume throwing soon after going back to New York for additional treatment on his right arm. This is great news for the Mets and fantasy managers everywhere, as it looks like the ace right-hander won't need a lengthy stint on the injured list. Despite various arm issues throughout ...

According to New York Mets manager Luis Rojas, starting pitcher Jacob deGrom (elbow) is improving and there is optimism that his stint on the injured list will not be prolonged. Rojas' statement comes after it was revealed earlier on Tuesday that deGrom has returned to New York for further evaluation on his right forearm. An MRI exam performed over the weekend showed no structural damage, though it remains unknown how long he will be sidelined. In 2021, deGrom owns a league-leading 1.08 ERA, a ...

New York Mets starting pitcher Jacob deGrom (forearm) was placed on the 10-day injured list retroactive to July 15, according to The Athletic. That means he's out until at least next Sunday. DeGrom is getting treatment for forearm tightness and has been shut down from throwing, according to manager Luis Rojas. Though an MRI exam showed no structural damage, it's unknown how long the best pitcher in the game will be out. Fantasy managers will have to ride out the IL stint. The 33-year-old ...

New York Mets starting pitcher Jacob deGrom (forearm) is getting treatment for forearm tightness and has been shut down from throwing, according to manager Luis Rojas. The good news is that deGrom's MRI exam showed no structural damage. It's unknown when the best pitcher in the game will make his next start now. Fantasy managers can do nothing but sit tight and remain patient. The 33-year-old right-hander is a must-start each and every time he takes the mound, even with all the injury issues ...

New York Mets starting pitcher Jacob deGrom is tentatively lined up to make his first start of the second half of the season on Sunday against the Pirates in Pittsburgh. deGrom finished the first half with an elite 1.08 ERA, a 0.54 WHIP, and 146 strikeouts in 98 innings pitched. deGrom draws a very favorable matchup against the Pirates to open up the second half. He is an obvious must-start candidate in all fantasy formats.