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Toronto Blue Jays right-hander Max Scherzer is nearing the end of his career.
Is this Max Scherzer’s swan song? The 42-year-old three-time Cy Young winner teased an announcement about his future after pitching in Game 1 of a Blue Jays doubleheader against the Orioles on Wednesday.
Much of Scherzer's career lately has been scratching and clawing amid various injuries and a clock that won't slow down.
Max Scherzer hasn't confirmed what his next steps are, but these two teams could make sense for him if he doesn't retire.
Everything is seemingly lined up for Max Scherzer to retire after his 19th season in Major League Baseball, but the Toronto Blue Jays pitcher isn't ready to say 2026 is his final year.
Clayton Kershaw retired after last season and Justin Verlander is hanging it up after this year; could Scherzer be next?
Former Tigers teammates Max Scherzer, left, and Justin Verlander are ninth and eighth, respectively on the list of career strikeouts.
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