Max Scherzer Gets Injection in Thumb After Exiting 1st Blue Jays Start with Injury
Max Scherzer received a cortisone injection as treatment for the sore right thumb that ended his Toronto Blue Jays debut after just three innings and 45 pitches last Saturday, per the Associated Press. Manager John Schneider told reporters the goal of the cortisone shot is to reduce inflammation and pain, per Sportsnet's Ben Nicholson-Smith.
Scherzer struck out four Twins over four scoreless innings on Saturday: "I know I can still pitch at a very high level." ...
Max Scherzer continues to deal with injury woes to start off his Toronto Blue Jays career. Scherzer got the start for the Blue Jays during Saturday’s game against the Baltimore Orioles at Rogers ...
Max Scherzer received a cortisone shot to treat the inflammation in his right thumb, the future Hall of Famer told reporters (including Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet). The Jays will have a ...
New year, new team, more of the same frustration for Max Scherzer. The future Hall of Famer lasted just three innings and 45 pitches Saturday in his debut for the Blue Jays, whom he joined during ...
TORONTO — Three-time Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer left his debut start with the Blue Jays on Saturday because of soreness in his right lat muscle. “I just didn’t feel like I could real ...
Scherzer pitched three innings versus the Orioles on Saturday before leaving with soreness in his right lat muscle.
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