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Jacob deGrom was forced to leave his start on Wednesday after four innings due to an injury to his pitching arm. After leaving the field following the fourth inning, deGrom went down the tunnel to the clubhouse and reportedly looked upset. Jacob …
On the heels of a disappointing season, the New York Mets may be looking to lock down one of their few standout players. According to Jon Heyman of FanRag, the Mets will likely explore the possibility of a contract extension with pitcher Jacob …
Jacob deGrom left his Thursday start for the New York Mets against the Philadelphia Phillies after being hit by a comebacker. Luckily he seems to have escaped without serious injury. DeGrom was throwing a shutout through 6.2 innings against the …
New York Mets right-hander Jacob deGrom will indeed need surgery to repair ulnar nerve damage in his pitching elbow. According to a report by Adam Rubin of ESPN on Tuesday, deGrom will undergo the procedure later this week and has an estimated …
The New York Mets got some very bad news as they chase a wildcard berth, as one of their star pitchers won’t be back until 2017. General manager Sandy Alderson announced Saturday that Jacob deGrom, who had been slated to start Sunday, will be …
There is apparently a serious possibility that Jacob deGrom won’t make his next start for the New York Mets. After laboring through five innings and allowing three runs to the Marlins on Thursday, deGrom called the trainer into the clubhouse …
After taking home the National League’s Rookie of the Year Award in 2014, Jacob deGrom followed up his impressive first season in the big leagues with an even better one last season. In addition to boasting one of Major League Baseball’s …
Jacob deGrom will be playing for relative peanuts compared to many of his contemporaries during the 2016 season, and he’s made something of a statement in protest of it. As MLB rules work, players in their first three years of service time who …
New York Mets pitcher Jacob deGrom will not cut off his iconic long hair as he threatened to do. During the Mets’ playoff run, the long-haired fireballer said his mane was getting long and that he was thinking of taking it all off. That plan …
