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 ...
Max Scherzer made his displeasure known about the new Automated Balls-Strikes system that is being used in spring training this year.
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"Can We Just Be Judged By Humans?": Max Scherzer Sends Strong Message to MLB After His Robo-Ump NightmareCan technology replace humans? The post "Can We Just Be Judged By Humans?": Max Scherzer Sends Strong Message to MLB After ...
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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 ...
When Max Scherzer is on the mound, it doesn’t matter that it’s February. The likely future Hall of Famer made his spring ...
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