Scherzer in a sentence

According to a report from Scherzer asked Eppler if the Mets were “reloading for 2024,” to which he replied: “No, we’re not.

Alvarez, who also last year briefly caught Scherzer — a legend with a deep arsenal and a demanding nature — passed the test.

And while we believe Mets people that they intend to be “competitive” in 2024, that obviously wasn’t — and shouldn’t — be enough to convince Scherzer to force his way into staying in orange and blue.

However, the Mets are scheduled to visit there from June 9-11 and, with the way the rotation lines up, it’s possible Scherzer won’t get a start there.

In the second inning, Rockies third baseman Ryan McMahon sat on a curveball from pitcher Scherzer and sent the ball to center for a solo shot that cut the deficit to a run.

Joey Lucchesi authored the kind of masterpiece one might expect from Max Scherzer or Justin Verlander a month ago in San Francisco.

Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer were granted their escape from Queens – more on the Mets in a bit – but rumors of Shohei Ohtani, Juan Soto, Josh Hader, Nolan Arenado and others changing addresses feel like distant memories.

Max Scherzer (right) was traded to the Rangers on Saturday.

Mets’ Max Scherzer pitches in opposition to the Marlins within the Mets’ 5-3 Opening Day win.

Omar Narvaez is the Mets’ scheduled Opening Day catcher for Max Scherzer.

Scherzer admitted the theory has merit.

Scherzer allowed four home runs across six innings in New York’s 8-6 loss to Boston at Fenway Park.

Scherzer is somewhat of an afterthought early, but he’s very much in the running at +1300, which is an excellent value price.

Scherzer returned this past season, but any sense of momentum from last year’s too-short run vanished.

Seattle’s Hector Santiago and Arizona’s Caleb Smith served suspensions in 2021 and three were disciplined this season: the Mets’ Max Scherzer, the Yankees’ Domingo Germán on May 17 and the Mets’ Drew Smith on June 14.

The league does not want pitchers — such as the Mets’ Max Scherzer, who has been testing the pitch clock’s limits — to quick-pitch when they see that a hitter has let down his guard.

The Mets, who swept a three-game series against the Oakland Athletics over the weekend and trail Atlanta by two games in the National League East, expect former Dodgers pitcher Max Scherzer to be available for Wednesday afternoon’s series finale.

The Padres’ right-handed pitcher called out a former foe in MLB Network’s Brian Kenny on Thursday regarding the recent foreign substance checks that have plagued various pitchers, including the Mets and Max Scherzer this week.

The series will start with right-hander Max Scherzer facing right-hander Yu Darvish.

Eloy Jiménez took a 93.3 mph fastball for a called third strike in the second inning to make Scherzer the leader among active pitchers.