PHOENIX - Max Scherzer, a Northwoods League All-Star for the La Crosse Loggers in 2004, lost his debut as a starter for the Arizona Diamondbacks on Monday night.

“He was dominating areas up and down and out,” Blue Jays manager John Schneider said. “He is who he is for a reason.” ...

Wednesday marks the seventh and decisive game of the World Series. While the big game tonight is in Texas, a pitcher with ties to La Crosse will play a big role. Max Scherzer and the Washington ...

I talked to former Loggers manager Estevan Valencia earlier this week to get some thoughts about Max Scherzer’s upcoming start for the Detroit Tigers in the World Series. Scherzer, of course ...

Max Scherzer is my favorite Washington National of all time. As a pitcher growing up, I admired him so much. Between his dominant stuff and dynamic mound presence, I wanted to be like Max. He had ...

Max Scherzer’s short Dodgers career ended when he couldn’t pitch in a game that ended the season for the defending World Series champs. April 18, 2023. Two innings later, ...

Max Scherzer pitches during his Blue Jays debut against the Orioles on March 29, 2025. AP “This is 100 percent related to the thumb,” Scherzer said Saturday of his back issue.

Max Scherzer is one of the fiercest pitchers in the MLB, with an incredible career to reflect on. The veteran pitcher is a free agent, but there have not been many rumors swirling around him.

So Max Scherzer has what he described as an “ailment,” and his latest Grapefruit League start was pushed back. Over the past eight seasons, no one has thrown more regular season innings. He ...

Max Scherzer was a vocal leader during the lockout, but now he is focused on getting ready for the season. He’ll have help after his team traded for another All-Star pitcher.

Scherzer turns 41 years old in July, but on Saturday, you can see why the Blue Jays invested $15.5 million in him for this season. The only issue is the thumb, but it could be the only issue that ...

Max Scherzer does have some good ideas, but he might not get his way. It’s unclear what the future looks like in the league, but it does seem like robot umps are becoming more likely.