Max Scherzer says he figured out a way around the nerve issue that has delayed his return to the Texas Rangers rotation.
, came out of his Friday bullpen session feeling good. Gone was the pain he said was delaying his ability to return to the mound.
But the adjustment allowed him to throw his bullpen pain-free. In his own words, he’s “going insane” that he can’t pitch. The Rangers appear ready to oblige. Manager Bruce Bochy said Scherzer could throw “somewhere where there’s hitters” as soon as Monday. With that being a day off in the minor leagues, if the 40-year-old threw to hitters that day, it would be a live batting practice session at Globe Life Field.as late as last week, but the nerve issue caused him to scratch. He said he found the entire episode perplexing. He only experienced the pain when he threw. He could do everything else without pain.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Texas Rangers send starters Nathan Eovaldi, Max Scherzer to Texas for further evaluationThe Rangers, who are in New York to play the Yankees, announced several pitching updates Sunday,
Read more »
Why end of Texas Rangers’ season matters to Max ScherzerBefore Texas Rangers ace Max Scherzer unpacks the last few weeks of his injury-riddled season, it’s imperative to understand where he is now, amid his...
Read more »
Max Scherzer Expected To Rejoin Texas Rangers Rotation Next Week In ChicagoMax Scherzer is scheduled to make a rehab start with Double-A Frisco on Friday and could be inserted into the Texas Rangers rotation next week against the Chicago White Sox.
Read more »
Texas Rangers Ace Max Scherzer Has No Itch to Retire, Believes He Remains EffectiveTexas Rangers three-time Cy Young winner Max Scherzer threw a bullpen session on Friday and expects to return to the roster soon. At age 40, the right-hander believes he can still win.
Read more »
Rangers RHP Max Scherzer returning to Texas to get fatigued right shoulder checked outMax Scherzer, who has been limited to eight starts this season, is returning to Texas to get his fatigued right shoulder checked out. General manager Chris Young announced the move Sunday. Scherzer was placed on the injured list Aug. 2 with fatigue and will not return when first eligible later this week.
Read more »
Rangers RHP Max Scherzer returning to Texas to get fatigued right shoulder checked outTexas Rangers pitcher, Max Scherzer, is returning to Texas to get his fatigued right shoulder checked out.
Read more »