Jacob Degrom, a New York Mets ace, has won 10 games this season to solidify his Cy Young Award.

Mickey Callaway coach is confident his second consecutive Cy Young award.

Degrom started the game against the Cincinnati Reds in the 2019 Major League Baseball at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, Ohio, and led the Mets to an 8-1 victory with four hits and nine strikeouts in seven innings.

Degrom, who has won his 10th game of the season, also lowered his ERA from 2.61 to 2.51. jin-hyun ryu (2.35) of the Los Angeles Dodgers was ranked second in the National League after Madison Bumgarner (San Francisco 2002/3 innings) in 197 innings, which solidified Degrom's ranking at the top with 248 strikeouts and WHIP (0.99).

After the game, manager Callaway Mets said, Degrom is leading the Cy Young Racing with his back today. This man is incredible," he said, praising him and assuring that he's on the road to cementing the Cy Young video.

The enemy commander, David Bell, Cincinnati, " We can't get anything from Degrom. He as done everything from speed to cutter to change," he praised. On the same day, Degrom used up to 98.1 miles (157.9 kilometers) and powerful fastballs (35 pitches), plus 46 sliders, 13 changeups, and two curves. Sliders also had average speed of 91.6 miles (147.5 kilometers) in restraints, which was about the same as cutters.

Degrom said, "I felt really good whenever I caught the ball last year. "I haven't felt that good this year, but I fought until the end," he said. "In recent years, all four of them have visited Locations. I found changeups and sliders, and fastballs can be used to the side and outside of the body. I've been able to break the balance of opposing hitters," he said with confidence.

Degrom, who had been sluggish compared to last year with a record of four wins and seven losses and a 3.27 ERA in 18 games in the first half, is showing his backside with six wins and one loss and a 1.55 ERA in 13 games in the second half.jin-hyun Ryu, who lost strength at the last minute, surpassed Max Scherzer, who had been suffering from injury, to win the Cy Young Award for the second straight year. Degrom's final appearance of the season will be against the Maemi Marlins, the lowest winning team in the National League.