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How Max Scherzer’s 2026 Free Agency Mirrors Roger Clemens’ 2007 Yankees Return
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How Max Scherzer’s 2026 Free Agency Mirrors Roger Clemens’ 2007 Yankees Return
Max Scherzer vs. Roger Clemens — Two Aces, One Late-Season Blueprint There’s a familiar tension building around baseball as Opening Day 2026 approaches: Max Scherzer is still unsigned. Spring Training games are underway. Rotations are forming. Prospects are fighting for the fifth spot. And one of the most dominant pitchers of his generation remains on the open market. If that sounds familiar, it should. In 2007, Roger Clemens didn’t just join a …
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