Scherzer crosses 3,000 career innings in Blue Jays start
The veteran right-hander reached a rare durability milestone while starting for Toronto against Boston, joining an elite group of active pitchers.
Max Scherzer reached 3,000 career innings pitched during a start against the Red Sox, becoming only the second active pitcher in MLB to hit the mark. The milestone underscores Scherzer's longevity and continued role as an active starter. He is pitching for the Toronto Blue Jays at this stage of his career.
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