Rangers RHP Max Scherzer returning to Texas to get fatigued right shoulder checked out
Max Scherzer, who has been limited to eight starts this season, is returning to Texas to get his fatigued right shoulder checked outAUGUST 11 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
MAX SCHERZER #31 - PITCHER - TEXAS RANGERS
2-4 W-L •
1.15 WHIP •
3.95 ERA
2-4 W-L
1.15 WHIP
3.95 ERA
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Rangers RHP Max Scherzer (shoulder fatigue) to IL The Texas Rangers placed veteran right-hander Max Scherzer on the 15-day injured list Friday with fatigue in his throwing shoulder.The move...
AUGUST 3 • NEWSOBSERVER.COM
Rangers' Max Scherzer Returns to IL After Dealing With Shoulder Fatigue Scherzer is headed back to the IL.
AUGUST 2 • STAR-TELEGRAM.COM
Rangers put Max Scherzer put on 15-day IL with right shoulder fatigue
Three-time Cy Young Award winner and baseball’s career active strikeout leader Max Scherzer has been placed on the 15-day injured list because of right shoulder fatigueAUGUST 2 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Placed on IL with arm fatigue The Rangers placed Scherzer on the 15-day injured list Friday, retroactive to July 31, due to right shoulder fatigue.
Impact Scherzer noted after his last start Tuesday against St. Louis that he felt his arm fatigued for the second time in three starts, per MLB.com. He took the loss against the Cardinals after allowing three runs on hour hits and one walk while striking out five across four innings and 68 pitches. A minimum stint on the injured list would put Scherzer on track to return to the Rangers' rotation Aug. 15, but he could be held out longer to make sure his shoulder is 100 percent healthy. In his eight starts since returning from offseason back surgery in June, Scherzer has gone 2-4 with a 3.89 ERA, 1.09 WHIP and 38:8 K:BB across 39.1 innings. Walter Pennington was recalled from Triple-A Round Rock in a corresponding move.
AUGUST 2 • ROTOWIRE
Feels arm fatigue again Scherzer (2-4) took the loss Tuesday to St. Louis and said he felt fatigued for the second time in three starts, MLB.com reports. He allowed three runs on four hits and one walk wh...
Impact Scherzer said he felt better Tuesday than he did in the start against the Orioles on July 20, when he lasted just two innings and 53 pitches. While this news may worry fantasy managers, the 40-year-old right-hander didn't sound too concerned following the game. "The good news is I didn't have any zings," Scherzer said. "That's No. 1. I didn't hurt myself and I didn't strain anything." He tentatively lines up to pitch Sunday at home against the Red Sox.
JULY 31 • ROTOWIRE
Feels arm fatigue again Scherzer (2-4) took the loss Tuesday to St. Louis and said he felt fatigued for the second time in three starts, MLB.com reports. He allowed three runs on four hits and one walk wh...
Impact Scherzer said he felt better Tuesday than he did in the start against the Orioles on July 20, when he lasted just two innings and 53 pitches. While this news may panic fantasy managers, the 40-year-old right-hander did not sound too concerned following the game. "The good news is I didn't have any zings," Scherzer said. "That's No. 1. I didn't hurt myself and I didn't strain anything." He next lines up to pitch Sunday at home against the Red Sox.
JULY 31 • ROTOWIRE
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JULY 28 • DALLASNEWS.COM
Goes six innings in win Scherzer (2-3) picked up the win Thursday against the White Sox, allowing one run on three hits and a walk across six innings. He struck out nine.
Impact Scherzer experienced arm fatigue in his last start and pitched only two innings before being precautionarily removed. Still, he pitched on regular rest Thursday and tallied 85 pitches across six frames. Scherzer mowed down the White Sox, fanning a season-high nine batters and collecting his first win since his 2024 debut June 23. Expect the Rangers to keep a keen eye on the 39-year-old's health in the closing months of the regular season, but for now, it doesn't appear that Scherzer's brief bout with fatigue will carry much fantasy impact. He's tentatively scheduled to face the Cardinals on Tuesday.
JULY 25 • ROTOWIRE
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JULY 25 • STAR-TELEGRAM.COM
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Set to start series finale Manager Bruce Bochy said Tuesday that Scherzer (arm) will start Thursday's series finale against the White Sox, Kennedi Landry of MLB.com reports.
Impact Scherzer experienced arm fatigue during his last start Saturday, only managing to throw 53 pitches while allowing four earned runs in two innings in a loss to the Orioles. The issue seems to have subsided since then, and the Rangers are comfortable sending the 39-year-old veteran to the mound Thursday without giving him any extra time to recover. Scherzer will certainly have a favorable matchup during his next start, as the White Sox rank last in the majors in runs scored (319) and OPS (.625).
JULY 23 • ROTOWIRE
Deemed day-to-day Rangers manager Bruce Bochy said Sunday that Scherzer is considered day-to-day after he experienced right arm fatigue during his start in Saturday's 8-4 loss to the Orioles, Shawn...
Impact Scherzer lasted just two innings Saturday and was dealt the loss after giving up for earned runs on five hits and two walks while striking out a batter. Both Scherzer and Bochy suggested immediately after the game that the eight-time All-Star's early exit was precautionary, but the Rangers aren't yet penciling in the right-hander for his next turn through the rotation, which falls Thursday versus the White Sox. Per McFarland, the Rangers have already confirmed their starting pitchers for the first three games of the four-game set with Chicago, but the team may want to wait and see how Scherzer fares during a throwing session before locking him in for Thursday.
JULY 21 • ROTOWIRE
Feeling arm fatigue Scherzer didn't factor into the decision Saturday against Baltimore, allowing four runs on five hits and two walks with one strikeout across two innings. Per Shawn McFarland of The...
Impact Scherzer threw 53 pitches Saturday and faded during the second inning, allowing all four runs. The three-time Cy Young winner spent almost three months on the injured list to start the season due to back, thumb and forearm injuries before being activated June 23. He was stretched out to 95 pitches by his fourth start, but has thrown 71 and 53 pitches in his last two appearances. While Scherzer shared optimism that the fatigue is a short-term concern and Saturday's removal was precautionary, it wouldn't be surprising for the 39-year-old's workload to be monitored until the fatigue subsides. He's on track to start Thursday against the White Sox in Arlington.
JULY 21 • ROTOWIRE
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