Scherzer Passes Walter Johnson on All-Time Strikeout List
Mad Max notches career K No. 3,516, moving past Big Train Walter Johnson in MLB history.
Max Scherzer reached a historic milestone by recording his 3,516th career strikeout, surpassing Walter Johnson on the all-time list. The achievement cements Scherzer's place among the greatest pitchers in MLB history. The feat was noted by MLB insider Mark Feinsand, citing Scherzer's reputation as a fierce competitor.
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