The Blue Jays maintain interest in future Hall of Famer Max Scherzer, according to Sportsnet. Toronto lost out on Japanese ace Roki Sasaki and still has an opening in the rotation behind Chris Bassitt,

Pete Alonso and Max Scherzer remain unsigned for the 2025 MLB season, with the Blue Jays showing a stronger preference for Alonso. Financial constrain

In a surprising twist, rumors about Max Scherzer potentially transitioning from an elite starting pitcher to a bullpen closer have sparked heated discussions. The post MLB Rumors: Max Scherzer’s Rumored Shift to a Different Role Leaves Top Insider in Utter Disbelief appeared first on EssentiallySports.

There hasn’t been much public buzz about Max Scherzer this winter, apart from a report earlier this month that four unknown clubs were showing interest in the future Hall-of-Famer’s services. The Blue Jays may or may not have been one of those four mystery teams,

The Toronto Blue Jays management team has been coming up short over the past number of weeks but appear to be linked and highly interested in two-time World Series champion pitcher Max Scherzer.

Right-hander Max Scherzer is drawing interest from the Toronto Blue Jays, according to Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet. The team is also reportedly

The Toronto Blue Jays struck out again in the offseason when Japanese superstar hurler Roki Sasaki ultimately decided to take his talents to the reigning World Series champions Los Angeles Dodgers. Nevertheless,

The veteran pitcher might not be making headlines, but that doesn't mean his signing won't make waves or that other teams aren't interested.

There hasn’t been much public buzz about Max Scherzer this winter, apart from a report earlier this month that four unknown clubs were showing interest in the future Hall-of-Famer’s services.