One day in September, 17 years ago, two future Hall of Famers replaced two future Hall of Famers in a unique bit of baseball ...

Take in the beauty of a low-scoring win. The Blue Jays needed one of those, a game with no crooked numbers built on their ...

TORONTO — The results speak for themselves. With a 7-4 extra-innings loss Sunday, the Toronto Blue Jays lost their sixth game ...

Max Scherzer pitched one-run ball for six innings and earned his second win of the season, Bo Bichette added three hits and ...

When Toronto Blue Jays starter Eric Lauer appeared with a busted lip before cameras last week, none were to surprised when he ...

The Mad Max experience is not lost on Blue Jays manager John Schneider: From the preparation to the professionalism, and from ...

BALTIMORE — Commissioner Rob Manfred, who has been touring MLB clubhouses to discuss the game’s economics directly with ...

Blue Jays starter Max Scherzer says one pitch from his Sunday start against the Tigers is going to keep him up at night.

Max Scherzer was clearly not pleased with the way he pitched during the Blue Jays' 5-4 loss to the Yankees on Tuesday.

Max Scherzer was a vocal leader during the lockout, but now he is focused on getting ready for the season. He’ll have help after his team traded for another All-Star pitcher.

Max Scherzer was hit hard in the Mets’ loss to the Tigers on May 3, 2023. USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Con “That’s how bad this can get,” Scherzer said. “I respect that.

LUCIE, Fla. — 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 ...