Max Scherzer on his high BABIP and K-Rate
Max Scherzer is having a Jekyll-and-Hyde-type season. The Detroit Tigers right-hander has the highest strikeout rate (12.0) of any American League starter, but he also has the highest BABIP (.394) and has a 5.67 ERA. According to a major-league scout who has seen him multiple times this season, the numbers aren’t misleading: “He has either been striking guys out or giving up...
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Tigers 6, Twins 3
Max Scherzer struck out nine in a rain-shortened outing and Prince Fielder had his first four-hit game with the Tigers, leading Detroit to a 6-3 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Saturday.
Scherzer (4-3) gave up three runs and six hits in 5 1-3 innings before leaving due to a rain delay and Andy Dirks had two doubles and two RBIs for the Tigers. Miguel Cabrera added two hits and...
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4 days ago
Scherzer Ks nine, Tigers down Twins
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Max Scherzer struck out nine in a rain-shortened outing and Prince Fielder had his first four-hit game with the Tigers, leading Detroit to a 6-3 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Saturday.
Scherzer (4-3) gave up three runs and six hits in 5 1-3 innings before leaving due to a rain delay and Andy Dirks had two doubles and two RBIs for the Tigers. Miguel Cabrera...
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Twins' Pavano, Morneau look to top Tigers
After an overpowering display last weekend, Max Scherzer is hoping he's put his inconsistency behind him.
Considering how erratic he's been against the Minnesota Twins, it might be too soon to say.
Scherzer looks to build on his 15-strikeout performance as the Detroit Tigers continue a three-game set with the AL-worst Twins on Saturday afternoon at Target Field.
While...
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5 days ago
Detroit Tigers: Can Max Scherzer Be Consistent?
I once heard it said that baseball is the only team sport where each player stands on an island. That statement couldn’t be more true when it comes to pitching. Standing ten inches above the field, and sixty feet and six inches from home plate, it is the pitchers duty to make hitting the hardest [...]
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Max Scherzer Strikes Out 15, All Swinging
It’s been a strange season for Detroit Tigers stater Max Scherzer and its only the third week of May. Well, maybe strange is too strong of a word. Perhaps interesting is a better choice. And it certainly has been interesting.
Scherzer’s first start of the season, on April 8 against the Boston Red Sox, ended after only 2 2/3 innings. The righty gave up seven runs on eight...
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Tigers' Scherzer fans career-high 15 batters
Detroit Tigers right-handed pitcher Max Scherzer never doubts himself. After struggling through a four-inning start May 15, there was some pressure on Scherzer to rebound. And when right-hander Rick Porcello followed with a four-inning bomb May 16, manager Jim Leyland noted "that's just not good enough" from the two rotation fixtures. "I always believe the...
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Scherzer, Tigers strike back
DETROIT (AP) -- Max Scherzer struck out 15 -- the most by a Detroit pitcher in 40 years -- and the Tigers rallied for him with three runs in the seventh inning to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 on Sunday.
Scherzer (3-3) threw 115 pitches in seven innings and was done for the day when the Tigers came back from a 2-1 deficit while he was still the pitcher of record. Alex Avila hit...
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10 days ago
Detroit Tigers Pitcher Max Scherzer Strikes Out 15 Pirates
Just Friday, Kerry Wood of the Chicago Cubs walked away from baseball following one last appearance on the mound at Wrigley Field, striking out the last batter he ever faced. Wood, of course, is best known for his 20 strikeout game in 1998, easily the highlight of a career that many believed failed to reach its potential.
With his 15 strikeouts this afternoon against the Pittsburgh...
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Detroit Tigers: Max Scherzer – Good Max v. Ugly Max
Stop me if you’ve heard this before: Detroit Tigers pitching coach Jeff Jones has located and addressed a mechanical flaw in Max Scherzer’s delivery.
You can either take this as good news, because generally when Max is right, he is dominant. Or you can take this as bad news, because here we go again with this same old storyline. He hasn’t been right so far in 2012 with the...
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