Jacob deGrom reminded some contenders what they missed when he exercised his no-trade clause to remain with the Texas Rangers for the remainder of the 2026 MLB season.

Jacob deGrom reportedly has informed the Rangers that he wants to remain in Texas, potentially removing one of the deadline’s biggest names from the trade market.

The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal reports that the Braves and Rangers had a deal in place for Jacob deGrom, but the pitcher invoked his no-trade clause.

Eovaldi has a full no-trade clause. Like deGrom, he’d have to approve any deal. The remaining money on his contract is the smallest of the trio, but it isn’t insignificant. The veteran righty is in the second season of a three-year, $75MM agreement. He’s due $20MM in 2027.

The Atlanta Braves reportedly have interest in Texas Rangers pitcher Jacob deGrom ahead of the trade deadline, but the veteran will have the final say in whether he's dealt.

In less than a month, the Boston Red Sox went from likely trade deadline sellers to arguably among the biggest winners, even after losing early acquisition Curt

The Atlanta Braves did try to swing a trade for Jacob deGrom at the deadline, but their failed pursuit also revealed they are looking to move Spencer Strider.

The Rangers do little before the MLB trade deadline, a sign that this team is entirely too comfortable being mediocre