The Texas Rangers suffered a big blow in Game 3, as starter Max Scherzer left after three shutout innings with a back injury. Scherzer was in obvious pain warming up for the fourth inning, and he ...

ARLINGTON — Right-hander Max Scherzer hit a speedbump on his fast-track return to the Texas Rangers rotation. The future Hall of Famer has delayed his next rehab start because of ligament soreness in ...

In 2025, Max Scherzer wore a Blue Jays uniform. The veteran, in his 18th MLB season, decided to pitch north of the border ...

LOS ANGELES — Max Scherzer has pitched for five teams since 2019, three of which reached the World Series. The former Mets co-ace has already earned rings with the Nationals and Rangers over that ...

The Texas Rangers have been in the middle of an epic collapse for weeks, though they had seemed to right the ship over the last few games. Unfortunately, a season riddled with bad luck took another ...

After the Game 4 victory David Ortiz asked Scherzer when he was finally going to retire. But the 41-year-old firebrand made it clear he wasn’t ready to hang up his cleats just yet. “I’m having too ...

Max Scherzer does not sound like a man planning his retirement anytime soon. The Toronto Blue Jays pitcher has been banged up throughout most of his first year with Canada’s lone MLB team. A thumb ...

Former Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Max Scherzer expressed how he wanted to re-sign with the team for 2026 in a conversation with the "Leafs Morning Take.

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