Por: New York Post Life April 07, 2023
The highest-paid Major League Baseball player, the Mets’ Max Scherzer, recently paid $15 million for a Florida home he plans to tear down. Made up of five bedrooms and five bathrooms, the waterfront property in Jupiter belonged to longtime newspaper publisher Robert Smylie, who purchased the home back in 1999 for $2.9 million, according to . The home first hit the market in November with Lori Schacter of Illustrated Properties. Holly Meyer... + full article
New York Post USA Sports March 25, 2023
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Max Scherzer’s next scheduled pitch in a game will occur in the first one that counts for the Mets this season. Spring training concluded for the team’s co-ace Friday as he departed the mound after throwing pitch No. 100 against the Rays. Hours... + más
Mets’ Max Scherzer ecstatic he can ‘mess’ with hitters thanks to pitch clock | New York Post
Scherzer named Mets Opening Day starter | New York Daily News
New York Daily News USA Sports March 24, 2023
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — One of the game’s biggest big-game pitchers will be on the mound for the Mets on Opening Day. MLB Network announced the Opening Day starters for all 30 clubs Friday, with the Mets revealing Max Scherzer as their choice to start March 30 in Miami... + más
Mets confirm Max Scherzer as Opening Day starter | New York Post
New York Daily News USA Sports March 04, 2023
PORT ST. LUCIE — Max Scherzer doesn’t quite know all of the limits of the pitch clock, but he’s eager to push all of them until he figures them out. Scherzer worked quickly and efficiently through the first two innings of his Grapefruit League start against the Washington... + más
Scherzer tests pitch clock limits, gets quick-pitch balk | Associated Press
New York Post USA Sports February 27, 2023
PORT ST. LUCIE — Experimentation Sunday went about as smoothly as Max Scherzer could have wanted. There was the experiment of wearing the PitchCom on his glove, allowing the Mets co-ace to call signals to his catcher instead of vice versa. There was the opportunity to pitch... + más
Max Scherzer tests limits of newly implemented pitch clock | New York Daily News
Max Scherzer exploring details of new rule changes in spring training debut win vs Nationals | New York Daily News
Forbes USA Business October 08, 2022
NEW YORK, NEW YORK - OCTOBER 07: Max Scherzer #21 of the New York Mets is pulled from game one of ... [+] the NL Wild Card Series in the fifth inning against the San Diego Padres at Citi Field on October 07, 2022 in the Flushing neighborhood of the Queens borough of New York... + más
Wild Cards: The Mets Are Officially Eliminated in the N.L. East | The New York Times
2022 MLB postseason: Everything you need to know about the new wild-card round | Fox News
ABC News USA Sports October 08, 2022
NEW YORK -- The dreams of fans were supposed to come true on Friday night. When signed a three-year, $130 million contract with New York, the wild-card series opener was the type of game Mets fans imagined the future Hall of Famer would dominate, an important moment setting the... + más
Padres crush Max Scherzer and Mets bats go cold in NL wild card opener | New York Daily News
MLB playoffs roundup: San Diego Padres rock Max Scherzer for 4 HRs in a 7-1 win while the Philadelphia Phillies rally to stun the St. Louis Cardinals | Orlando Sentinel
New York Daily News USA Sports October 08, 2022
Playoff Max Scherzer did not come as advertised. Scherzer, the pitcher the Mets signed to a three-year, $130 million contract for situations like the one he faced Friday night at Citi Field, allowed four home runs in less than five innings of work to the San Diego Padres. In the... + más
Padres romp by Mets as Max Scherzer disappoints in wild-card start | ABC News
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