Max Scherzer isn’t coming to Toronto because he likes Tim Hortons. Scherzer is 40 now, on the doorstep of his 18th MLB season ...

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Chad Jennings of The Athletic predicted that San Francisco would reunite with former slugger Mark Canha. "This is probably ...

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Top prospects Leodalis De Vries and Ethan Salas were among 28 non-roster invitees to Padres Spring Training, the team ...

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With the additions of Anthony Santander in the outfield, Max Scherzer in the rotation, and Jeff Hoffman in the bullpen, the ...

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As loaded as the New York Yankees are with talent, there are still questions regarding who will play third base for them in 2025.

Ross Atkins, speaking at Max Scherzer’s media availability on Friday, told reporters that any additions to the team’s roster would “most likely” be coming via trade as opposed to free agency, per MLB.