Rangers End Losing Streak with deGrom’s 10 K, 5 HRs Over Tigers

Jacob deGrom delivered his best performance since returning from elbow surgery, striking out 10 and holding the Detroit Tigers to two runs over five-plus innings in a 10-3 Texas Rangers victory, which snapped Detroit's five-game winning streak. The Rangers' offense also came alive, hitting a season-high five home runs—including two from Corey Seager, who returned from a hamstring injury—marking only the seventh time they've scored more than five runs in a game this season. The outburst provided hope for momentum as Texas prepares to face struggling opponents next week, potentially signaling a shift from their inconsistent early-season play. DeGrom, a two-time Cy Young Award winner, has been gradually regaining form after years of injuries, with his recent starts showing improved command and velocity. Manager Bruce Bochy, now four wins away from tying Hall of Famer Sparky Anderson, emphasized the importance of these adjustments as the Rangers approach the season's one-quarter mark. For deGrom, the ultimate goal remains a World Series title, underscoring his focus on team success over individual accolades as his career enters its later stages.