Reports: Max Scherzer returning to Blue Jays on 1-year deal
- This offseason, Max Scherzer agreed to return to the Toronto Blue Jays for his 19th major-league season, Jon Heyman confirmed, on a one-year deal with $3 million base and up to $10 million in bonuses.
- Facing durability questions, the Blue Jays weighed Scherzer's injury history, with John Schneider praising his competitiveness after postseason work, despite limited recent workload.
- Scherzer, a three-time Cy Young Award winner and two-time World Series champion, has 3,489 strikeouts and nearly $370 million in earnings, highlighting his pedigree.
- His 2025 record and workload create questions about his role in the Blue Jays' rotation, as Scherzer went 5-5 with a 5.19 ERA in 17 starts and 85 innings in 2025.
- Long-Term, Scherzer's career points toward a Hall of Fame legacy, as observers project he will make Cooperstown speeches after retirement, with a likely near-unanimous vote, given his early trade from Arizona Diamondbacks and debut two years later with Detroit Tigers.
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“Hope My Dad Is Back” – Max Scherzer’s 8YO Daughter Leaves MLB World in Awe With Emotional Plea to Blue Jays
Proof that Manifestation works. After the Jays lost the World Series, they improved their pitching massively with the addition of Dylan Cease and Cody Ponce. This pushed Max Scherzer towards the door of no return. But things changed, and Mad Max is back with the Toronto Blue Jays, and the reason might be his daughter. Talkin’ Baseball put out a post of Max Scherzer’s wife, where she announced that Max Scherzer is back with the Toronto Blue Jays.…
He agreed with the defending champions of the American League on a one-year contract.
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