Clayton Kershaw vs. Max Scherzer: Who Truly Dominated Baseball’s Ultimate Showdown?
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Scherzer, meanwhile, is now more than a month removed from an early-season thumb injury, returning just in time to help the upstart Blue Jays (68-49) make a push for a surprise American League East crown.
“I’m here to win,” Scherzer said. “This one stings.”
Over Kershaw’s six innings, the 37-year-old left-hander navigated traffic and limited damage. He gave up seven hits (his second-most all season) and failed to record an out in any of his four at-bats against a left-hander (“I got to figure that out,” he bemoaned).
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