Scherzer Delays Retirement Call Until Offseason
The veteran right-hander is not ready to announce his future plans, choosing to assess his situation after the season concludes.
Max Scherzer has indicated he will not make a retirement decision during the current season. The future Hall of Famer wants to evaluate how things develop before committing to a course of action. His decision carries roster and roster-planning implications for any team that might pursue him. No timeline has been set for a final announcement.
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Blue Jays Targeting Seiya Suzuki, NPB Talent This Offseason
Toronto missed the playoffs in 2026 and is already planning upgrades, with Suzuki a primary free-agent target and NPB prospects on their radar.
Blue Jays Targeting Seiya Suzuki, NPB Talent in Offseason Rebuild
Toronto missed the playoffs in 2026 and is actively planning upgrades, with Suzuki headlining a list of offensive targets.
Springer Uncertain About 2027 Return After Blue Jays Contract Ends
The 37-year-old outfielder says he'll discuss retirement vs. playing with his wife this offseason, leaving his MLB future genuinely open.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. apologizes to Blue Jays fans over contract comments
Guerrero Jr. walked back earlier remarks about his contract situation with Toronto, telling fans the comments weren't what he intended to say, per MLB.com.
Vlad Guerrero Jr. apologizes to Blue Jays fans over contract comments
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. told fans his earlier remarks about his contract situation were not what he intended to say, per MLB.com's Keegan Matheson.
Vlad Jr. speaks out on down year and contract future with Toronto
The Blue Jays first baseman addressed both his underwhelming 2024 performance and his contract status in candid public comments.