The Toronto Blue Jays’ future Hall of Famer broke his silence after a strong ALCS start against the Seattle Mariners.

"Thursday marked the first time ever a 40+ year old starting pitcher (Max Scherzer) won in the MLB postseason and a 40+ year ...

In Game 3, it was pitcher Shane Bieber who turned back the clock and gave the Blue Jays six strong innings, while the offense ...

Nothing is better than post-season baseball, the highs and lows, the overflowing emotions and pressure, and the nuances of ...

The Toronto veteran was not masterful, but he channeled the grit of his youth—and a pitch no one expected—to pick up his ...

Mad Max nearly had a month to fume, seethe and boil as he waited for his October opportunity. Finally given the ball in the ...

They don't call Max Scherzer "Mad Max" without a very good reason, as his manager John Schneider found out in Game 4 on ...

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Max Scherzer was exceptional and the Blue Jays’ offense exploded for the second straight game as Toronto won 8-3 last night ...

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Max Scherzer lived up to his Mad Max nickname on Thursday night while pitching in the Toronto Blue Jays' ALCS win over the ...

The mound-stalking, snarling, three-time Cy Young Award winner has been largely missing the past four years, disappeared due ...