Prior to Tuesday’s series opener between the Blue Jays and Guardians, Toronto manager John Schneider spoke about how happy he was to finally have a full five-man rotation for the first time since Max ...

Triple-A Columbus Clippers (4-2) at Buffalo Bisons (Toronto Blue Jays) While the Guardians continue to struggle offensively at the big-league level, the watch on hitting prospects Chase DeLauter an… ...

Blue Jays Provide Latest on Max Scherzer. Regarding Scherzer, there has been some big news coming out of Buffalo, New York, about the right-hander. According to Mitch Bannon of The Athletic, ...

Max Scherzer continues to rehab from his thumb injury. The Blue Jays pitcher had a lot to say after pitching for Buffalo in a rehab start. Scherzer threw 56 total pitches in his outing Friday for ...

Early in the game, Scherzer’s fastball was sitting 92-94 while later, it was leaning more in the 91-92.5 range. He lost quite a bit speed toward the end of his outing with his final two ...

PHILADELPHIA -- Three-time Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer topped out at 94 mph and threw 56 pitches on Friday night in his first Triple-A rehab outing since the Toronto right-hander suffered ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Max Scherzer got a bit closer to a big league return under a summer sun to the tune of Taylor Swift music in Buffalo. The eight-time MLB all-star and three-time Cy Young ...

Lauer, Schultz, Easton Lucas and José Ureña have taken turns filling in the gap, but it was Scherzer whom the Blue Jays paid $15.5 million to be that fourth guy. With Friday’s start in Buffalo ...

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Three-time Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer topped out at 94 mph and threw 56 pitches on Friday night in his first Triple-A rehab outing since the Toronto right-hander suffered ...

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Three-time Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer topped out at 94 mph and threw 56 pitches on Friday night in his first Triple-A rehab outing since the Toronto right-hander ...

Three-time Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer topped out at 94 mph and threw 56 pitches in his first Triple-A rehab outing since the Toronto right-hander suffered inflammation in his right thumb.