ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Jacob deGrom told the Texas Rangers before the trade deadline that he wanted to stay and believed the team could make the playoffs. The two-time Cy Young Award winner is doing his part down the stretch,

Texas Rangers star pitcher Jacob deGrom pitched well on Thursday against the Seattle Mariners. However, he was removed after throwing 92 pitches through six innings, a decision that Rangers manager Skip Schumaker later said was due to an injury concern,

Texas Rangers fans know that the franchise entertained the thought of dealing Jacob deGrom before the trade deadline on Aug. 3.

Before this year’s trade deadline, Jacob deGrom nearly became a Brave. Instead, the ex-Met declined to waive his no-trade clause, citing his desire to remain in Texas. The Post’s Jon Heyman reported the potential deal at the time, but the return Atlanta discussed is only now coming to light.

Jacob deGrom got to a mark only 94 pitchers have reached, and he did it in fewer innings than everyone but Chris Sale.

The Texas Rangers are getting ready for the finale of a three-game series with the Seattle Mariners.The two teams have split the first two games, making this contest today a rubber match. Texas has been trying to position itself for a playoff spot,

Tyler Mahle has proved that he’s far more than a consolation prize after the Atlanta Braves’ Jacob deGrom trade didn’t go through.

The Atlanta Braves were close to pulling off a blockbuster at the trade deadline. The starter that was going to be sent for Jacob DeGrom comes as a shocker.

The New York Mets’ franchise legend offered a response on his former teammate after news of an Atlanta Braves blockbuster trade proposal.

Jacob deGrom allowed two runs and struck out eight batters over five innings in a win over the Red Sox on Tuesday.

The Texas Rangers lost 7-2 to the Toronto Blue Jays on Sunday at Globe Life Field and kept their one-game lead in the American League West.