Join us as we dive into the unforgettable moment when Max Scherzer, the passionate and determined pitcher, made headlines by ...

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

Max Scherzer struck out eight batters over six innings to help the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Athletics 7-6 on Friday night ...

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 ...

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.

With Scherzer still on the injured list, the Blue Jays made a move on Sunday to bolster their pitching depth, calling up former Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Spencer Turnbull.

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.

Max Scherzer left his first start with the Toronto Blue Jays due to injury, which should cause him to miss out on a potential reunion with the Mets at Citi Field on Friday.

Max Scherzer seemed to have an issue with his thumb, which prompted Blue Jays manager John Schneider to pull the three-time Cy Young Award winner from a game in the third inning.

New Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Max Scherzer is making a concerning revelation this week about his health ahead of Opening Day.

Former Detroit Tigers right-hander Max Scherzer is a three-time Cy Young winner in his 17-year MLB career, building a Hall of Fame-worthy résumé.