DeGrom Removed for Rangers After Two Innings

Texas Rangers starting pitcher Jacob deGrom was removed from Thursday night's game against the Los Angeles Angels due to right triceps fatigue.

In his two innings of work, deGrom gave up six hits, two earned runs, walked one, and struck out three.

Shawn McFarland, who covers the Rangers for The Dallas Morning News, posted this on X after deGrom left the game.

"We'll find out the severity of Jacob deGrom's tricep fatigue after the game, but with his glute/hip soreness already a thing and with Nathan Eovaldi on the injured list, the Rangers are in a brutal position with their two horses right now," McFarland wrote.

It's midway through August, the Rangers are in a postseason playoff hunt, and potentially losing deGrom for any period of time is going to be a really big setback.

Now, Rangers players and fans wait and see what any type of testing results come back for him.