The Dan Patrick Show crew discusses Max Scherzer's recent comments about MLB’s automated ball-strike challenge system.

Max Scherzer made his displeasure known about the new Automated Balls-Strikes system that is being used in spring training this year.

A player in the latter category was Max Scherzer of the Toronto Blue Jays. Scherzer is an old head, as he's over 40 years old ...

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Well, if his breaking ball gets better. It held a 52% strike rate to both LHB and RHB, with the pitch being thrown far too ...

The owner, who said a year earlier that the team was off the market, added this was not the offseason to add payroll. The ...

TORONTO (AP) — Max ... Scherzer said. "It doesn’t matter how much offense you got, if you don’t have a starting staff, you’re always going to be in trouble if you don’t have starters ...