Texas Rangers starting pitcher Jacob deGrom (wrist) has been confirmed as the starting pitcher for Sunday's matchup with the Oakland Athletics. He has pitched to a 1.31 FIP and 0.87 WHIP while striking out 32 over 20 2/3 innings. His FIP leads the league, so he is still pitching like the ace he's been, but injuries are obviously a concern. Get him back in your lineup for Sunday's game and hopefully the wrist issue is over with.

When you think of Texas Rangers starting pitcher Jacob deGrom, usually two things come to mind. Devastatingly nasty stuff and an awfully bad injury history.He is unquestionably one of the most talented arms in all of Major League Baseball. However, over the years, he had gotten hurt time and time again. In the first month of 2023, once again, he finds himself dealing with an injury.Is deGrom seriously hurt? Will he be sidelined for a significant period of time? Let's take a look at the latest ...

Texas Rangers starting pitcher Jacob deGrom (wrist) remains on track to make his next scheduled start on Sunday versus the Oakland Athletics. The right-hander was pulled from Monday's start due to soreness in his wrist. He'll throw a bullpen session on Friday, and if all goes well, he'll take the ball against the A's on Sunday. The Rangers obviously want to be careful with their superstar pitcher. Fantasy managers should check back for an update, but it sounds like deGrom will take the mound on ...

The 2023 MLB season is underway and as always, injuries are beginning to pile up. Today we'll look at injured hitters including Jacob deGrom, Justin Verlander, Corbin Burnes, Robbie Ray, and Trevor May. Searching the waiver wire for fill-in pitchers is already a key aspect of fantasy baseball, so finding replacements for players out of action isn't too much different.For those not yet familiar, this is our weekly edition of fantasy baseball injury updates for pitchers as of April 20, 2023. We'll...

Texas Rangers starting pitcher Jacob deGrom (wrist) was forced to exit early during his start versus the Kansas City Royals on Monday. Luckily, the right-hander is feeling better now and is expected to make his next scheduled start. It sounds like the 34-year-old is dealing with wrist soreness, so this could be a day-to-day type of issue. Fantasy managers should wait until closer to Sunday before confirming he'll be back on the mound. The Rangers might take the cautious approach given deGrom's ...

Texas Rangers starting pitcher Jacob deGrom (wrist) is being re-evaluated on Tuesday. He said that his wrist soreness popped up early in his start on Monday against the Kansas City Royals and wasn't much, but it became more sore as the outing wore on and he didn't want to change his mechanics and create a bigger issue. The 34-year-old right-hander was removed as a precaution given his lengthy injury history, and he's hoping he can still make his next start this weekend against the lowly Oakland...

Texas Rangers pitcher Jacob deGrom left Monday's start early due to right wrist soreness. The right-hander hurled four no-hit innings before departing and forcing Rangers fans everywhere to collectively hold their breath. The oft-injured superstar has made just 23 starts over the last two seasons due to forearm and shoulder injuries while he was behind in camp this season due to a side injury. The right-hander struggled in his first start in a Rangers uniform on Opening Day but has since tossed...

Texas Rangers starting pitcher Jacob deGrom had a rare off day on Thursday, allowing five runs on six hits over just three and two-thirds innings in his Opening Day start against the Philadelphia Phillies. It won't go down as a loss since the Rangers bats got to Aaron Nola and the Phillies bullpen, but it was not a usual deGrom game. On the bright side, he didn't walk a batter and still managed seven strikeouts. It was probably just a flukey game for the per-game best pitcher in baseball, as ...

Texas Rangers right-hander Jacob deGrom will be the team's scheduled starter for Opening Day next Thursday, March 30, against the Philadelphia Phillies. deGrom was behind early in spring training due to left side tightness, but it wasn't too serious and he'll be able to make the Opening Day start after all in his first season with the team. However, the 34-year-old two-time Cy Young winner is going to be on a pitch count early in the season, making him much tougher to trust in DFS against a ...

Texas Rangers ace Jacob deGrom (side) allowed two hits and struck out four over three scoreless innings in Sunday's spring start against the Mariners. The 34-year-old made his spring debut on Sunday after being slowed by tightness in his left side. He showed no rust on Sunday and looked like his ace self. The former New York Met hit 100 mph twice in three innings, and his fastball consistently sat around 97-99 mph. "You saw what he can do, and this is early in Spring Training [for him]," ...