deGrom Gives Up 8 as Rangers’ Comeback Falls Short
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deGrom Gives Up 8 as Rangers’ Comeback Falls Short
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Jacob deGrom gave up eight earned runs in 3 2/3 innings as Texas fell 11-7 to the White Sox despite a seven-run night from an offense that refused to fold. deGrom walked five, needed 42 pitches to get through the first and threw 21 sliders without a whiff or chase, raising a bigger question about the floor of his 2026 season. Jake Burger, Danny Jansen and Justin Foscue all homered as Texas eventually cut the deficit to 10-7.
Austin digs into deGrom’s reliability, what the comeback actually says about the offense, the absurdity of scoring 18 runs in two games and going 1-1, and what Wednesday’s series finale means in the AL West race.
Chapters / Timestamps
- (00:00) - deGrom Gives Up 8 as Texas Falls 11-7
- (11:20) - Burger, Jansen, Foscue and a Seven-Run Night
- (15:34) - Cole Winn, Peyton Gray and the Bullpen Problem
- (26:13) - Gore vs. Burke and the Rubber Match
- (35:23) - Cal Quantrill and the Game 1 Starter Case
- (37:20) - Final Takeaways: deGrom, Offense and Consistency
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