Jacob deGrom
Texas Rangers · No. 48 · P

Jacob deGrom

6' 4", 180 lbs·Age 38·Bats L / Throws R
↓ ColdL1 games
2026 · 18 G
3.49
ERA
7-5
W-L
100.7
IP
1.01
WHIP
122
SO
22
BB
10.9
K/9
0
SV
The Almanac's Take

DeGrom's 2021 campaign produced one of the most dominant half-seasons in modern baseball history. That 1.08 ERA across 92 innings wasn't just excellent — it represented peak pitching artistry, with an ERA+ of 394 that dwarfed even his own lofty standards. The fact he managed just seven wins despite that microscopic ERA perfectly encapsulated the Mets' offensive futility.

His career 2.57 ERA and 186 ERA+ tell the story of sustained excellence that few pitchers ever achieve. DeGrom strikes out 10.8 batters per nine innings for his career while maintaining elite control, a combination that's made him virtually unhittable when healthy.

The durability concerns that have defined his recent years make every deGrom start appointment television. At 38, he's shown he can still reach those transcendent peaks when on the mound — the question is simply how often he'll get there.

Career Highs
1.08
Best ERA · 2021
15
Most W · 2017
269
Most K · 2018
0.55
Best WHIP · 2021
Career Arc · OPS
7 seasons
Career Arc · ERA
13 seasons
Statistical Comps
Last 10 Games
DateIPHERBBSOHRDec
Jul 7552270
Jun 30742091W
Jun 24642280L
Jun 19666392W
Jun 13662050
Jun 7630260W
Jun 1540180W
May 27642161
May 22366332L
May 16654044L

Career · Hitting

7 seasons
YearTeamGABHRRBIAVGOPSOPS+
2014234602
2015315904
2016274202
2017377114
2018326705
2019336526
2021153306
Career198383329

Career · Pitching

13 seasons
YearTeamGIPWLERAERA+SOWHIP
201422140.1962.691441.14
201530191.01482.542050.98
201624148.0783.041431.20
201731201.115103.532391.19
201832217.01091.702690.91
201932204.01182.432550.97
20201268.0422.381040.96
20211592.0721.081460.55
20221164.1543.081020.75
2023630.1202.67450.76
2024310.2001.69141.13
202530172.21282.971850.92
202618100.2753.491221.01
Career2661638.0103701973
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