Texas Rangers pitcher Jacob deGrom earned his 100th career victory on Monday, May 27, 2026, as Texas defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 2-1 [1, 2, 3].
The milestone marks a significant career achievement for deGrom, who overcame a historically difficult stretch at Busch Stadium to secure the win.
DeGrom pitched five scoreless innings [1, 2, 3]. His performance was a stark contrast to his previous outings in St. Louis, where he entered the game with an 8.44 ERA across three starts [4]. By shutting down the Cardinals' offense, deGrom provided the stability necessary for the Rangers to maintain their narrow lead.
Offensive support came from Ezequiel Duran, who contributed three hits to the Rangers' effort [2]. The combined effort of deGrom on the mound and Duran at the plate allowed Texas to edge out the Cardinals in the low-scoring affair [2, 3].
The game took place at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, Missouri [3, 4]. DeGrom's ability to navigate the lineup without surrendering a run ensured he reached the century mark in career wins [1, 2].
While some reports earlier indicated deGrom was still chasing the milestone, official game data confirms the 100th victory was achieved during this Monday matchup [1, 2, 3].
“Jacob deGrom earned his 100th career victory”
Reaching 100 career wins is a benchmark of longevity and elite performance for any Major League pitcher. For deGrom, achieving this specifically at Busch Stadium is notable given his previous struggles at the venue, suggesting a return to form and a psychological breakthrough against a specific opponent and environment.
