Tuesday's MLB: Max Scherzer's debut with Blue Jays a mixed bag
The 40-year-old former Tigers star surrendered a leadoff triple to Victor Scott II starting the game but settled down. He retired his final six batters, striking out four with a fastball at 92-93 mph. Scherzer threw 20 of 34 pitches for strikes.
A player in the latter category was Max Scherzer of the Toronto Blue Jays. Scherzer is an old head, as he's over 40 years old ...
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“Change Is Always Tough” – MLB Veteran Voices Concern Over ABS System Amid Growing PopularityBaseball's purists and modernists are once again at odds - this time over MLB’s Automated Ball-Strike System (ABS). The post ...
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Nationals history: The Max Scherzer/Trea Turner trade has been a dud for the Washington NationalsIn my opinion, this is among the worst moves Mike Rizzo has made as Nationals GM. One of the issues with the move was Mike ...
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What are realistic expectations for Max Scherzer this season?The Max Scherzer era has officially begun with the Toronto Blue Jays. After signing a one-year deal worth $15.5 million over ...
Former New York Mets starter Max Scherzer is once again anti-change and spoke out this week about the ABS system in MLB.
Future Hall of Fame Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Max Scherzer is not happy with MLB's new Automated Ball-Strike challenge system ...
Major League Baseball is experimenting with a new ABS challenge system that grants players the ability to challenge called ...
It's always a thrill to see a future Hall of Famer back on the MLB mound, but even more so when they're debuting with a new ...
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