Scherzer is 40 years old and was limited to under 50 innings last year for the Rangers due to a variety of ailments, but he has indicated he's not ready to retire and hopes to pitch again this year.

Jerry Beach covers New York sports and the Baseball Hall of Fame. A certain writer’s 1,244-word piece on Max Scherzer no longer being in control of his destiny on Saturday ended with the ...

The free agent market is linked with almost every MLB team. How could Max Scherzer be left out of the whole discussion? He could be on the priority list of most of the team looking to strengthen ...

Max Scherzer may be the most intriguing of those short-term targets. The future Hall of Famer was limited to nine starts and 43 1/3 innings during his final season with the Rangers. Scherzer has ...

The Atlanta Braves were viewed as a top destination for Max Scherzer. Bleacher Report’s Kerry Miller listed the Braves as the ...

Back in 2015, they agreed to one of the biggest contracts in MLB history with Max Scherzer; a seven-year, $210 million deal that helped put the franchise on the map as a contender in the National ...

Max Scherzer has no intention of retiring, and instead will look to bounce back in his age-40 season after being limited to just nine starts in 2024. Most of the top pitching names this offseason ...