Max Scherzer won't make his scheduled spring training start for Toronto on Thursday due to right thumb soreness. Blue Jays manager John Schneider said the team is being cautious with the 40-year-old right-hander and should know more on Wednesday's off day.

With Opening Day just over two weeks away, Max Scherzer, one of the newest members of the Blue Jays, is experiencing a thumb issue that will cause him to miss his spring training start this week.

The Yankees are scheduled to begin the regular season against the Milwaukee Brewers on March 27 against the Milwaukee Brewers.

Plans for a pair of aces are on hold with Gerrit Cole out for the 2025 season before it began, pushing Max Fried to the front of the New York Yankees' rotation.

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Christian Horner will be hoping for his first big win of the year before we even get to Sunday’s season-opening Australian Grand Prix. Lift Me Up, one of the horses he co-owns with wife Geri Halliwell-Horner,

Jos Verstappen has firmly denied rumours that his son Max Verstappen will transfer to Mercedes or any other team in Formula 1. The father of the four-time world champion confirmed that Max will continue driving for Red Bull Racing in 2026.