Tyler Glasnow and Max Scherzer face off in a crucial World Series Game 3 matchup at Dodger Stadium. Check out their postseason stats.

In this thrilling compilation, witness the legendary moments that prove Max Scherzer has ice in his veins. From high-pressure strikeouts to masterful pitching sequences, Scherzer consistently outshines opponents,

The Toronto Blue Jays are sending Max Scherzer to the mound for Game 3 of the World Series, but he was not too long ago wearing a Los Angeles Dodgers uniform.

Scherzer retired Andy Pages on a flyout, bringing up Shohei Ohtani, who doubled leading off the game and hit a solo home run in the third on a full-count fastball. Schneider signaled to his bullpen before even reaching the foul line, and as he approached the mound Scherzer nodded in understanding.

Los Angeles Dodgers icon Clayton Kershaw sent a message on the Toronto Blue Jays veteran’s plans not to join him in retirement.

One of Vitello's most successful recruits while he was an assistant coach at Missouri was Toronto pitcher Max Scherzer. He and the Blue Jays are preparing to play the defending World Series champion Dodgers in the 2025 World Series, which opens Friday in Toronto. Following the World Series, Scherzer will be a free agent.

After the Blue Jays punched their ticket to the World Series, Shane Bieber provides inside into Max Scherzer's wild ways.

That urgency is why Toronto turned to Ty France in the moment, sending the former Padre up cold to inherit an 0–1 count and finish Springer’s at-bat. He struck out there, but later logged a hit in his 2025 postseason debut and gave the Jays professional,