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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…

Los Angeles Times

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.

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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.

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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.

Sports Illustrated

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.

Sports Illustrated

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

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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.

Tribune News Service

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

The pettiness is elite.

USA Today Sports Media Group

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

"It's rosin!"

USA Today Sports Media Group

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.

Sports Illustrated

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

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

Los Angeles Times

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

He’ll pitch next on Wednesday against the Dodgers.

Sports Illustrated

The Mets’ broadcast had the most overdramatic use of the pitch clock while Max Scherzer pitched

This angle was so needlessly silly.

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Slow rollers help Mets beat Padres in 1st game between teams since NL Wild Card series

NEW YORK — Home field advantage typically refers to bigger locker rooms, shorter commutes and friendly fans, but facing the San Diego Padres on Monday night at Citi Field, the Mets received an advantage in the form of some dirt and paint.

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John Romano: Turning on the pitch clock has helped rediscover old-school baseball

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — It’s a bright new day in Major League Baseball. And, strangely enough, it would look great in black and white.

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Bill Madden: What we’ve learned from the opening week of the MLB season

NEW YORK — One week into the MLB season and we’ve already learned a lot about what will transpire over the entire 162. Even the tiniest of snapshots has provided plenty of evidence for what’s in store for the Yankees and Mets this season.

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Mets shut out for second straight game in 9-0 loss to Brewers

MILWAUKEE — The smoke hung so thick on the field that it was tough to make out the numbers on the jerseys. The Milwaukee Brewers set off fireworks after each home run at American Family Field and there were five of them hit against the Mets on Tuesday night.

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Bill Madden: Mets get early reminder of old baseball adage ‘you never have enough pitching’

NEW YORK — That age-old baseball lament — “You never have enough pitching” — could not ring more true for the Mets as they embark on their mission to end their 37-year championship drought.

Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs’ Marcus Stroman commits first of 14 Opening Day pitch-clock violations

Five violations were by batters, eight by pitchers and one by a catcher as all MLB teams opened on the same day for the first time since 1968.

Tribune News Service

Brandon Nimmo’s two-run double lifts Mets to opening day win over Marlins

MIAMI — The opening day matchup in Miami was exactly what you want to see as a baseball fan. Two aces were on the hill for the Mets and their NL East foe, the Miami Marlins.

Sports Illustrated

Report: Shohei Ohtani Set to Be Highest-Paid MLB Player in History in ’23

The Angels superstar will earn more money in endorsements than he will playing baseball.

Sports Illustrated

Scherzer Wants Umps to Have Ability to Turn Off Pitch Clock

The Mets ace would love to see one major change to the MLB’s new rule.

Sports Illustrated

Are You Not Entertained?! Trea Turner, USA Post Epic Win Over Venezuela

Saturday’s USA-Venezuela classic shows how much baseball has grown internationally and what the WBC games mean to those who choose to play it.

Tribune News Service

Mets' Max Scherzer tests limits of newly implemented pitch clock

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — Max Scherzer doesn’t quite know all of the limits of the pitch clock, but he’s eager to push all of them until he figures them out.

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