Max Scherzer says he’s starting tomorrow, a chance to pitch in front of his kids for the final time this season
As for what’s next after 2026, Scherzer says he’ll decide whether to retire or keep pitching during the off-season
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. opens up on his slump year: “They didn’t pay me to hit 40 every year. They paid me for what I already did.”
I want people to understand one thing. The money they gave me wasn’t for what I’m going to do. It was for what I already did. They didn’t pay me because I’m going to hit 40 every year. They paid me for what I already accomplished. People are confused about that, but I think the same way they do. Like, sometimes I even say to myself: bro, they gave you all that money and you’re out here doing nothing. I try.
You know how it is with fans, when you’re good, they’re with you 100%. But when you smell like shit, like we like to say here, nobody supports you.
The ones who support you are the ones who stay with you. Those are my fans. My family.
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Chasing down Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer strikes out three in the first inning in Baltimore.
Scherzer is now 8 back of Verlander, who pitches Saturday. Scherzer might pitch again Sunday (and if he's close enough to Verlander... I'd bet heavily on it). #BlueJays