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Max Scherzer Remains Day-to-Day Following Cortisone Injection for Thumb Inflammation

The Toronto Blue Jays pitcher reports improvement in lat soreness but awaits further recovery assessment later this week.

Overview

  • Max Scherzer, sidelined by right thumb inflammation, received a cortisone injection and is currently on the 15-day injured list.
  • Scherzer's lat soreness, caused by compensation for his thumb issue, has subsided, but he remains day-to-day in his recovery.
  • The veteran pitcher plans to test his recovery by playing catch on Friday, though no timeline for his return has been set.
  • A hand specialist in Pennsylvania was optimistic about Scherzer's condition, noting no immediate need for surgery.
  • Scherzer's health is critical for the Blue Jays, who signed him to a one-year, $15.5 million contract to bolster their rotation.

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