Jacob deGrom just etched his name in baseball history with his 2,000th career strikeout—achieved in the fewest games and innings ever. He dominated for six innings, striking out ten while allowing just one hit, helping the Texas Rangers edge out the Washington Nationals 2-0. Corey Seager’s third-inning homer was the only run needed. With deGrom’s elite consistency and two Cy Young awards already under his belt, this milestone underscores his relentless pursuit of greatness. The Rangers, tied for a wild card spot, are now eyeing the postseason, while the Nationals’ offense went silent—a rare sight against their usual high-scoring ways.
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