Max Scherzer’s fame occupation will continue in Toronto.
Jon Heyman, the New York Post, first reported that the Blue Birds team and Scherzer agreed on Thursday’s one -year contract. According to SPORTSNET’s Shi Davidi, the transaction is waiting for the body.
ESPN’s Jeff Passan reports that the contract lasted for one year and was worth $ 15.5 million.
This marks the third largest move of the Toronto Blue Birds team. He signed Slugger Anthony Santander, which signed a five -year -old contract and rescued by $ 92.5 million. Jeffman, Jeffman, reached three years, $ 33 million in contracts.
Earlier in the offseason period, the team was the final player, but eventually missed senior players such as the signing of Juan Soto and the pitching phenomenon Roki Sasaki. Their new increase marks B stable plan B for a team active in the market in order to seek additional star power.
The three -time Cy Young winner provided the team with another capable arm and veteran after rotating the depth last season. He joined the veterans, Kevin Gausman, Jose Berrios and Chris Bassitt, and they have been promoted in professional competitions for more than 10 years.
Scherzer was limited to the 43.1 rounds of the Texas Tour Cavalry in 2024. This was due to various damage, but when he was on the pier, he won 3.95 ERA and 40 strikeouts in the 43.1 game.
Due to the pressure of his legs, he ended the year on the injury list, forcing him to miss the beginning of September 22.
“Look, this season is obviously frustrating to me.” Scherzer said at the time. “It may be the most frustrating season in my career. But the only good news is that now I can enter the off -season health. My back is good and my arm is good. You need to think and talk about the real serious things. It is actually a good place. I still believe that I can put you at a high level.
The 40 -year -old right -handed man was traded to the Rangers in 2023 and helped them win the World Championship, the second champion of his career.
In the 17 major leagues, SCHERZER was rated as the All -Star Game eight times and won three CY Young awards. At the same time, it raised 216 victories, 2,878.0 and 3,407. He played with the Rangers, Detroit Tigers, Washington Nationals, Los Angeles Dodge and New York Metropolitan Team.
Scherzer is currently ranked 11th in the history of the U.S. Professional Baseball League in history. He has nine fists behind Justin Verlander and lags 108 behind.
In addition to the honor of the regular season, Scherzer also received the resume of the playoffs. During the 10th trips of the playoffs, he threw 143 innings and hit 171 players. In 2012, 2019 and 2023, he has entered the world three times and has a career of the autumn classic 3.26 ERA.
