Max Scherzer discusses trade possibilities as Blue Jays struggle
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 6:37 AM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
Max Scherzer commented on the potential for a trade away from the Toronto Blue Jays as the July trade deadline approaches. With the team facing a tough season and likely playoff elimination, Scherzer's struggling performance includes just six games pitched, a 1-4 record, and a 10.23 ERA. Currently on the injured list, he expressed his commitment to focus on winning games and is not contemplating trade details at this time. Scherzer holds a no-trade clause, giving him control over any possible trade, and he remains hopeful about the Blue Jays' chances despite their struggles.
- •Scherzer turns 42 on July 27.
- •He has pitched only six games this season.
- •Toronto is unlikely to make the playoffs this year.
- •His no-trade clause allows him to control any potential trade.
- •Scherzer remains focused on team performance despite trade speculation.
- 6:37 AMYahoo Sports — Max Scherzer Comments on Potential Trade Away From Blue Jays
"Future Hall of Famer Max Scherzer commented on potentially being dealt away from the Toronto Blue Jays ahead of the trade deadline.Turning 42 years of age on July 27, Scherzer could very well be entering the final few months of his storied baseball career.This season has been a nightmare for the three-time Cy Young Award […] The post Max Scherzer Comments on Potential Trade Away From Blue Jays appeared first on HEAVY.
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