In his first start with the Toronto Blue Jays, veteran pitcher Max Scherzer left after just three innings with right lat soreness, the team announced, and the future with his new club is immediately murky.

When the Toronto Blue Jays added Max Scherzer on a one-year deal worth $15.5 million this offseason, this was not the start they had in mind. Scherzer left Saturday's game after three innings, hooked due to an injury.

This isn't how anyone wanted Max Scherzer's first start with the Toronto Blue Jays to go. He gave up a home run to the first batter of the game. And he lasted only three innings before departing with an injury.

Five Yankee errors made for a long afternoon for Fried, who surrendered six runs — only two of which were earned — over 4.2 innings.

After a clip of Yuki Tsunoda and Max Verstappen has resurfaced from 2021, it seems the Japanese driver has already secured a psychological advantage over his new Formula 1 team-mate. Tsunoda was named as Red Bull’s latest driver after a disappointing start to the year from Liam Lawson,