Rangers' Scherzer and deGrom Eye Midseason Return

Both pitchers are making progress in their recovery from injuries, bolstering the Rangers' prospects for the upcoming season.

Texas Rangers' pitchers Max Scherzer and Jacob deGrom, both multiple Cy Young Award winners, are making progress in their recovery from injuries and are expected to return midseason.
Scherzer underwent surgery in December to repair a herniated disk in his lower back, while deGrom is planning to resume throwing this spring following elbow surgery.
Scherzer, who won his second World Series with the Rangers, has passed a crucial six-week post-surgery period without complications and is now focusing on building back up and keeping his arm primed.
deGrom, who was limited to only six starts in his debut season for the Rangers due to his injury, has started a plyometric training program that he will need to complete before he can resume throwing.
The return of Scherzer and deGrom is expected to significantly boost the Rangers' pitching rotation, setting them up to be a formidable force in the postseason.