Max Scherzer RUMORS & NEWS

The Spun "Max Scherzer exudes intensity on the pitcher's mound, but he demonstrated his generous side while working his way back to the New York Mets. The 37-year-old ace is recovering from an oblique injury that's sidelined him since May. In preparation for his return, the three-time..." July 03

Bleacher Report "New York Mets right-handed starting pitcher Max Scherzer is planning on starting Tuesday's game against the Cincinnati Reds after missing more than a month because of an oblique injury. Scherzer, an eight-time All-Star and three-time Cy Young winner, has gone 5-1 with a 2.54 ERA..." July 01

Larry Brown Sports "The New York Mets remain in first place in the NL East despite being without their top two aces. They may be getting both pitchers back soon. FOX’s Ken Rosenthal reported on Wednesday about the status of Jacob deGrom and Max Scherzer. Rosenthal says that deGrom on..." June 15

The Score "New York Mets right-hander Max Scherzer has clarified reports of a dog bite on his hand, issuing a statement Saturday explaining the incident. "Just clearing a few things up," the three-time Cy Young winner began on Twitter. "My dog Rafi hurt her leg..." June 04

The Big Lead "Max Scherzer is currently on the IL rehabbing an oblique strain after a scalding start to the year for the New York Mets. A report from the New York Post today indicates Scherzer's rehab stint hasn't exactly been a low key affair, reporting Scherzer's dog bit his non-throwing..." June 04

Sportsnaut "The Max Scherzer injury was the latest blow for a New York Mets rotation already dealing with substantial losses. Now without their co-aces until after the All-Star Break, the Mets will likely need to add pitching before long. Scherzer and Jacob deGrom aren’t the only..." May 20

Larry Brown Sports "The New York Mets hosted the Seattle Mariners at Citi Field on Friday night and there was a special first pitch ceremony scheduled for Japanese Heritage Night. But Max Scherzer wasn’t interested in any of that. As Mikio Mori, the Japanese Ambassador to the United States,..." May 14

Clutch Points "Max Scherzer was impressive on the mound in Monday’s Mets victory over the Cardinals. However, the right-hander did not factor into the decision despite striking out 10 batters over 7 innings and allowing no runs. Trevor May entered the ballgame in the 8th and immediately..." April 26

The Score "Max Scherzer is defiant. In an era of injuries derailing starting pitchers' careers earlier and earlier - well before they hit statistical thresholds once considered compulsory for Hall of Fame induction - the veteran right-hander is on a contract that'll take him beyond his 40th..." April 21

Larry Brown Sports "Opening Day 2022 is not even here yet, but New York Mets fans are already feeling like the sky is falling. Now the Mets themselves are clarifying some troubling recent rumors about the health of star pitcher Max Scherzer. Speaking Friday on WFAN in New York, local radio host Evan..." April 01

The Athletic "Max Scherzer was one of the players most involved in negotiating MLB’s new Collective Bargaining Agreement, but the Mets pitcher told the Athletic on Sunday that – even if he’s still active when the next CBA expires in five years – he won’t be reprising..." March 21

Clutch Points "From the outside looking in, having a two-headed monster at the forefront of a starting rotation may seem to be a dream come true. But sometimes pride gets in the way and leads to bad chemistry and falling-outs between teammates. However, Mets new star Max Scherzer has no problem..." March 12

Clutch Points "The MLB lockout has no end in sight at the moment, as Spring Training games have been canceled, with regular season games potentially next to be sacrificed. While there is still time for the MLBPA and the owners to sign a new CBA before the deadline of game cancellations, it’s not..." February 24

Essentially Sports "The MLB lockout has now stretched on for 2 months, and with spring training scheduled to resume in a few weeks, the time crunch is real. MLB insider John Heyman reported that the nature of the negotiations while delicate at first, has somewhat regressed. With the Players union showing movement..." February 03