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The Latest Breaking News from Max Scherzer

Side-by-side video shows umpire Phil Cuzzi calling an awful balk despite no change in Matt Gage’s delivery

Same exact motion: Two DIFFERENT calls.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Five MLB Teams, Including the Yankees, That Are in a Bad Place

On a scale of 1 (no sweat) to 10 (time to panic!), we highlight five teams who have made our Worry Meter after the first quarter of the season.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | The Biggest Questions About Tonight’s NFL Draft

Plus, the Grizzlies survive, while the Bucks and Cavs go crashing out.

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Scott Boras Reveals Why Mets’ Max Scherzer Didn’t Appeal 10-Game Suspension

Boras represents Scherzer, who was just suspended after umpires deemed he used a foreign sticky substance to manipulate the ball in his most recent start.

Sports Illustrated

The Sticky Situation Behind Max Scherzer’s MLB Suspension

Until the next inevitable controversy, let’s—ahem—stick to the facts of Max Scherzer’s suspension and the league’s enforcement of sticky substances.

Sports Illustrated

David Cone’s segment on sticky stuff showed Max Scherzer’s suspension is complicated

Rosin + sweat + rubbing alcohol = really sticky hands.

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ESPN Analyst Perfectly Displays Effects of Rosin During ‘Sunday Night Baseball’ Experiment

Max Scherzer may have been onto something.

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Max Scherzer accepts his 10-game suspension because it’s what is best for the Mets

SAN FRANCISCO — Max Scherzer was just trying to get a grip.

Tribune News Service

Mets ace Max Scherzer suspended 10 games following ejection for excessive sticky stuff

SAN FRANCISCO — After getting ejected for his hand being too sticky Wednesday at Dodger Stadium, Max Scherzer is well aware of what people are calling him right now: A cheater. Largely considered a first-ballot Hall of Famer, Scherzer understands that a cheating allegation could put that future candidacy in…

Tribune News Service

Max Scherzer Receives Severe Punishment From MLB After Sticky Stuff Ejection

Scherzer was tossed from his start against the Dodgers on Wednesday.

Sports Illustrated

An excellent video provided a word-for-word breakdown of Max Scherzer’s argument with the umpires

"I promise you on my (expletive) life!"

USA Today Sports Media Group

Dillon Brooks calling LeBron ‘old’ is a childish insult and also a really dumb idea

That's all you got, Dillon Brooks?

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Scherzer’s Ejection Sheds Light on MLB’s Unclear Sticky Stuff Rules

Days after Yankees starter Domingo Germán remained in the game after a similar incident, the Mets star was tossed for what he insists was only rosin.

Sports Illustrated

Q&A: 'It was far more sticky than anything that we felt': Umpires discuss Max Scherzer's ejection

LOS ANGELES — When Max Scherzer was ejected for having what umpires deemed a foreign substance on his glove and pitching hand in the fourth inning of Wednesday's game against the Dodgers, the New York Mets right-hander claimed the sticky stuff was caused by a combination of legal rosin and…

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Bill Plaschke: Max Scherzer, who cheated the Dodgers in 2021, is at it again

LOS ANGELES — Two seasons ago, Max Scherzer walked out on the Dodgers.

Tribune News Service

Mets pull out 5-3 victory against Dodgers after umpires eject Max Scherzer

LOS ANGELES — The story through the first 3 1/2 innings into the series finale between the Mets and the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday afternoon was about a former Mets ace. It very quickly turned into a story about the club’s current ace.

Sports Illustrated

Mets’ Scherzer Incredulous Over Ejection, Adamant He Didn’t Cheat

Scherzer went as far to swear on his kids’ lives that he wasn’t using a foreign substance aside from rosin.

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Mets’ Max Scherzer Faces Potential 10-Game Suspension After Ejection

New York’s ace is facing a lengthy stint on the sideline following Wednesday’s controversy.

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New York Mets pitcher ejected after heated row with umpires over sticky substance

New York Mets pitcher Max Scherzer was ejected in the fourth inning of the club's clash with the Los Angeles Dodgers after a sticky substance check on Wednesday

Tribune News Service

Mets' Max Scherzer ejected in 4th inning vs. Dodgers while being checked for sticky substance

LOS ANGELES — Max Scherzer made an early exit from his start Wednesday, being thrown out of the Mets’ game against the Los Angeles Dodgers after a heated argument with umpires.

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Mets pitcher Jimmy Yacabonis celebrated a strikeout by subtly mocking the umps after Max Scherzer’s ejection

The pettiness is elite.

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Lip readers deciphered what a livid Max Scherzer told umpires before being ejected for sticky substances

"It's rosin!"

Sports Illustrated

A Furious Max Scherzer Lit Into Umps After Being Ejected Over Sticky Substance

Baseball’s foreign substance crackdown may have claimed its highest-profile offender yet.

Los Angeles Times

For Max Scherzer and the Dodgers, 'sour taste' remains from 2021 playoff elimination

LOS ANGELES — He was a fan favorite, until he wasn't.

Sports Illustrated

Mets’ Max Scherzer Dealt Concerning Injury Update Ahead of Next Start

He’ll pitch next on Wednesday against the Dodgers.

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