Blue Jays’ Max Scherzer feeling good with thumb injury after spring training start
Max Scherzer’s thumb injury doesn’t look like it will complicate the start of his season.
Max Scherzer‘s thumb injury doesn’t look like it will complicate the start of his season.
Following a strong spring training start from the right-handed pitcher on Saturday, John Schneider said Scherzer checked in and is feeling good with his thumb, according to Sportsnet’s Shi Davidi.
Scherzer had been managing a thumb injury during spring training, but after going scoreless over two innings and only giving up two hits in Toronto’s 2-1 defeat of the Minnesota Twins, things are looking up for the 40-year-old.
This will be Scherzer’s first season with the Blue Jays after the veteran pitcher signed a $15.5-million, one-year deal during the off-season.
