Max Scherzer wants to win
Max Scherzer wants to win, but can the Blue Jays do that?
Make no mistake about it: Veteran starting pitcher Max Scherzer said he signed a one-year, $15.5M deal with the Toronto Blue Jays because he wants to win. However, after an up-and-down offseason, are the Blue Jays really in a position to do just that?
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Ross Atkins, speaking at Max Scherzer’s media availability on Friday, told reporters that any additions to the team’s roster would “most likely” be coming via trade as opposed to free agency, per MLB.
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