At 21-22, the Toronto Blue Jays are staying afloat without Max Scherzer (thumb) and Andrés Giménez (quadriceps), two of their ...

Veteran pitcher Max Scherzer is progressing from a thumb injury, eyeing a late-May Blue Jays return after a live BP session.

Max Scherzer was probably trying to crack a joke, but his actions received huge backlash on social media. The pitcher was mocked after his hilarious dugout impression went viral. “World class jerk.

Scherzer was having some fun in the dugout ... With teammate Chris Bassitt on the bump in a 2-2 tie, the two-time World Series champion was caught by SportsNet cameras mimicking umpire CB ...

The Toronto Blue Jays gave Max Scherzer a one-year, $15 million deal in hopes that he could stabilize the back of their rotation. Well, after throwing just three innings in his Blue Jays debut ...

Max Scherzer says his right thumb felt “OK ... and a half with the Texas Rangers and helped them win the 2023 World Series. Before that, he spent a season and a half with the New York Mets ...

In response to their pitching challenges, the Blue Jays announced major-league deals with right-handers Spencer Turnbull and ...

On Friday, FanSided's Zachary Rymer named Scherzer among a handful of Blue Jays players that the Mariners could conceivably ...

The Blue Jays transferred Scherzer (thumb) from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day IL on Monday. The move frees a spot on the 40-man roster and means Scherzer now isn't eligible to return until ...

Max Scherzer took ... all of last year,” Scherzer said. “It wasn’t so much the back injury, it was this thumb injury giving me all the fits in the world. I thought I addressed it.

For the first time since exiting his Toronto Blue Jays debut on March 29 with right thumb inflammation, three-time Cy Young ...

The Toronto Blue Jays need Max Scherzer ... of last year,” Scherzer said. “It wasn’t so much the back injury, it was this thumb injury giving me all the fits in the world.