Max Scherzer’s return to the mound for the Blue Jays sparked both celebration and concern—just two strikeouts away from MLB’s all-time top 10, he delivered a cautious outing: 2⅓ innings, 1 run, 4 hits, 3 walks, 4 Ks. His performance felt more like rehab than redemption, amid a history of injuries including forearm, ankle, back, and thumb issues. His Triple-A start was cleaner—5 hitless innings, 7 Ks on just 56 pitches. In today’s game, where pitchers are used sparingly and velocity reigns, Scherzer’s durability and strikeout dominance stand as rare feats. With nine 200+ strikeout seasons and a career built on consistency, he’s a relic of a different era. Now, the real test: can he stay healthy and pitch deeper? Monday’s start was a hopeful step—but the real comeback must prove he’s more than a number-chaser.
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