Jacob deGrom, the Texas Rangers' two-time Cy Young Award-winning pitcher, is undergoing an MRI on his right knee after experiencing mild discomfort before his recent start against the Seattle Mariners. In that game, deGrom pitched five innings, allowing just one hit—a home run to Cal Raleigh—while striking out six batters and walking one. The Rangers opted to limit deGrom to 78 pitches to avoid overexertion, given his age of 37 and recent injury history. He was seen moving around the clubhouse without a limp and expressed that he felt fine, despite describing his knee as 'a little tender' after the game. Last season, he was honored as the AL Comeback Player of the Year, finishing with a record of 12-8 and a 2.97 ERA after returning from major elbow surgery. Rangers manager Skip Schumaker indicated that an update on deGrom's condition would be available after Tuesday's game.