Breaking News: Jacob deGrom Send Five Words Message After Texas Rangers Announce Five Roster Change

Breaking News: Jacob deGrom Send Five Words Message After Texas Rangers Announce Five Roster Changehttps://www.247talksport.co.uk/?p=19346&preview=true

I couldn’t find any recent reports matching the headline you mentioned—“Jacob deGrom Send Five Words Message After Texas Rangers Announce Five Roster Change”—so it appears there might be a mix-up or confusion in the details.

What *is* accurate, however, is that after a standout performance against the Baltimore Orioles earlier this season, the Texas Rangers’ official **X (formerly Twitter)** account sent exactly five words praising deGrom: **“Somehow he keeps getting better.”** That succinct message came after deGrom carried a no-hit bid into the eighth inning and helped lead the Rangers to a dominant 7–0 shutout. Catcher Jonah Heim echoed that sentiment, saying, “That’s the best I’ve ever seen him.” ([Athlon Sports][1])https://www.247talksport.co.uk/?p=19346&preview=true

If there was a roster change announcement and a five‑word message from deGrom in response, I couldn’t locate any credible sources about it in the news. It’s possible that:

* The message was posted in a place that wasn’t broadly covered by media.
* The announcement or wording wasn’t widely reported or might have been misremembered.

Would you like me to look further into recent team transactions by the Rangers or check their social media for anything that matches your description more closely? Just let me know

art because of shoulder fatigue, but the club said it merely is managing his workload and he is not expected to spend time on the injured list.

https://www.247talksport.co.uk/?p=19346&preview=trueThe five-time All-Star, who was supposed to start Wednesday night in Kansas City, was examined in Texas by Dr. Keith Meister, and the checks came back clean. That means deGrom could make his next start as soon as next week.

The two-time NL Cy Young Award winner has pitched 140 1/3 innings across 24 starts this season, going 10-5 with a 2.76 ERA. That is by far the most innings deGrom has thrown since 2019, when he eclipsed 200 for a third consecutive year with the New York Mets.

The right-hander missed most of the 2022 season with a stress reaction in his shoulder. He underwent his second Tommy John surgery the following year, and made it back in time to make three brief starts last September.