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Max Scherzer’s encouraging rehab start may finally ease pressure on Blue Jays bullpen

Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Max Scherzer shows that he could be a viable solution to the Jays’ current starting pitching situation after strong rehab start with the Buffalo Bisons.

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Blue Jays’ Max Scherzer Sends Message After Rehab Start

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Blue Jays' Max Scherzer shows promise in rehab start with Bisons

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Toronto Blue Jays Outfielder Day-to-Day After Freak Wrist Injury

The Toronto Blue Jays can't seem to catch a break when it comes to injuries.

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Yankees star Aaron Judge out of lineup, dealing with bone bruise

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Blue Jays injury updates: Latest on Cease, Scherzer, Kirk, others

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Yankees slugger Aaron Judge out of lineup with bone bruise in right rib and may miss a few days

Judge won the batting title last season when he batted a career-high .331 with 53 homers and 114 RBIs in 152 games.

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Blue Jays acquire starting rotation depth from the Twins

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Aaron Judge Injury Update: Yankees Make Announcement on Star Right Fielder

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Scherzer (right forearm, left ankle) throws 3 scoreless innings in 1st rehab start

Max Scherzer took a solid step toward returning to the Blue Jays rotation on Sunday afternoon, throwing three scoreless innings in his first rehab outing for Triple-A Buffalo in the Bisons' 8-5 loss to Lehigh Valley.

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Purr in the park, $2 hot dogs and visitor Max Scherzer highlight upcoming WooSox homestand at Polar Park

What to watch for as the Worcester Red Sox welcome the Buffalo Bisons for a six-game homestand this week at Polar Park.

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Blue Jays pitchers Shane Bieber, Max Scherzer get crucial injury updates on Wednesday

Key Toronto Blue Jays pitchers Shane Bieber and Max Scherzer received major recovery updates on Wednesday from manager John Schneider.

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Scherzer shines but Bisons fall to Lehigh Valley 8-5 on Sunday

Max Scherzer threw three shutout innings for the Buffalo Bisons. However, they fell 8-5 after giving up a grand slam in the seventh inning against the Lehigh Valley IronPigs on Sunday afternoon at Sahlen Field.

Scherzer: Too many teams go into season 'without any intent to win'

Max Scherzer believes tanking should be addressed in the new collective bargaining agreement."This negotiation is about the integrity of the game from