As we enter a new year and inch closer to the 2026 baseball season, there's much to be determined for many clubs as they head ...

ESPN MLB insider Buster Olney believes that three-time Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer will return for his 19th big-league season and that he could sign with the San Francisco Giants this winter.

The Toronto Blue Jays‘ pitching staff could look much different in 2026. Toronto’s rotation featured the likes of Max Scherzer and Chris Bassitt last season, and both are free agents. Although both ...

Age be damned: Max Scherzer can still get it done. Last season, the 41-year-old Scherzer was part of the Toronto Blue Jays' starting rotation and a reputable force in the postseason, recording a 3.77 ...

Max Scherzer has been imposing fear on opposing batters for quite a long time now. He got his start back in 2008 with the Arizona Diamondbacks and has been going strong ever since. At 41 years old, ...

Max Scherzer, 41, is still reeling over the World Series loss he and his team, the Toronto Blue Jays, suffered less than two weeks ago. The future Hall of Famer is a free agent this winter and it ...

Max Scherzer knows he isn't finished yet. "Looking forward, I want to still compete," he said, "and compete for a World Series. I want to continue my career and play in 2026." Erick W. Rasco / Sports ...

Max Scherzer expects to return to the mound for the 2025 season. Where he'll do so remains unknown, but a few favorites have emerged. According to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, "Some in the industry ...

The final pitch of Toronto Blue Jays right-hander Max Scherzer's season was an 85.9 mph slider that Dodgers veteran Miguel Rojas hit at 98.7 mph for a single. The 41-year-old future Hall of Famer said ...

The 2025 World Series is officially in the books, and the Los Angeles Dodgers are once again champions after defeating the Toronto Blue Jays in seven thrilling games. Max Scherzer got the ball for the ...