Rangers Ace Jacob deGrom to Undergo Tommy John Surgery, Miss Remainder of Season
- DeGrom signed a five-year, $185 million contract with the Rangers in free agency but made only six starts before landing on the injured list.
- An MRI revealed significant damage in deGrom's right elbow, requiring Tommy John surgery and ending his season.
- DeGrom previously had Tommy John surgery in 2010 when he was a prospect in the Mets organization.
- The Rangers led the AL West despite deGrom making only six starts, but his absence leaves a hole in their rotation.
- The Rangers could look internally, at prospects or on the trade market to replace deGrom for the rest of this season and likely much of next.




























