Jacob deGrom

No one knows how deGrom will pitch whenever he returns. But what he did before his arm gave out won’t be forgotten.

The two-time Cy Young winner has been sidelined by injury extensively in recent years.

The Rangers have gone down several paths to build a division-leading roster. One method they've neglected, though, is sticking out.

Ken Rosenthal with the latest from around Major League Baseball.

The confounding situation in Chicago is just one takeaway from the week that was in baseball.

You expect greatness from Jacob deGrom. You also watch with bated breath, wondering if his next pitch will send him into oblivion.

DeGrom pitched 3 2/3 innings before exiting.

Through four starts — and deGrom has answered the bell on each turn through the rotation — he has pitched just shy of 21 total innings.

DeGrom allowed one walk and struck out five batters on 58 pitches.

It would have been difficult to guess how aggressive the Rangers would be in remaking their roster, but also in their expectations.

In one afternoon, deGrom pushed the limits of a radar gun and suffered one of the worst starts of his career.

There should be something for everyone in 2023. So bring on the new rules. Bring on the soap operas. Bring on the season.

Posing specific fantasy questions to writers covering the Astros, Angels, A's, Mariners and Rangers.

Plus questions on Corey Seager, Sam Huff, John King and which Rangers are set to take the biggest step forward in 2023.

I took 2023 Topps Series 1 cards into the Rangers clubhouse to see who I could convince to open a pack with me. I found some stories.

Ken Rosenthal with news from spring training on the Angels, Rangers, Giants, Dodgers and more.

Ron Shandler explains a practical solution for determining how superstars coming off injury-shortened campaigns should be valued.

Notes from Arizona, including Jacob deGrom's ramp-up schedule, why Adolis García won't play in the WBC and Joe Barlow's "new" split-finger.