8 d. ago Max Scherzer details another time he blew up at Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider

Everyone loved Max Scherzer's hilarious heated playoff mound visit with Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider.With the Blue Jays trailing the Seattle Mariners in the ALDS two games to one, Scherzer lived up to the pressure in Game 4, pitching 5.2 innings while giving up just two runs in what ended up being an 8-2 victory.We all remember the unforgettable exchange between Scherzer and Schneider in the fifth inning, but apparently there was another argument not caught on camera.Max Scherzer was NOT coming out of this game 😳Facing his next hitter, he picks up the strikeout to end the 5th! pic.twitter.com/EbVoGMOno8— MLB (@MLB) October 17, 2025On Wednesday, the 41-year-old said there was an even bigger blowup between the two just minutes afterwards in the dugout. Scherzer explained that the plan was to pull him right after the fifth inning in favour of Louis Varland, during an interview with Nick Alberga and Jay Rosehill on Leafs Nation.That didn't happen, as...

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2 w. ago Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider says World Series loss 'still hurts'

Much like many Toronto Blue Jays fans, team manager John Schneider isn't exactly over the franchise's heartbreaking World Series loss."When it ends, I mean, it hurt. It hurt for a while... it still hurts," Schneider said in an interview this week with TSN 1050's OverDrive show.But coming into the season with uncertain expecations around the league, Schneider appears to appreciate a run Toronto hasn't seen the likes of since 1993."I think if anyone said to us in spring training, 'hey, you guys are going to win the American League East and win the American League and be in the World Series,' you take it. But to be that close [and not win]... it sucked," Schneider added.With the seven World Series games taking place over just nine days, Schneider admitted there wasn't a whole lot of time for mid-postseason reflection. And with Toronto suffering back-to-back losses in Game 6 and 7 to hand the title to the Los Angeles Dodgers, the...

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3 w. ago Toronto Blue Jays fans shocked after MLB snubs manager John Schneider

The Toronto Blue Jays found themselves once again in second place on Tuesday night.A little over a week after the end of the World Series, the results came in for American League Manager of the Year, with the Cleveland Guardians' Stephen Vogt winning the award for the second season in a row.And while Blue Jays fans have had their qualms with him over the years, they appeared stunned that Toronto manager John Schneider didn't win after taking a last-place team from a year ago to the verge of winning the World Series.JOHN SCHNEIDER ROBBED— bk (@_bkuh_) November 12, 2025Blue Jays fans weren't exactly hiding their displeasure with the results, which were voted on by a league-wide media panel."The RCMP and the FBI should be conducting an investigation into this. How the hell was John Schneider not voted manager of the year in the American League? Utter nonsense," X user @dannogallagher7 wrote.John Schneider took the @BlueJays from last...

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3 w. ago Blue Jays’ John Schneider second in AL Manager of the Year. Was he robbed?

Toronto skipper fell short in ultimate recognition for his work by finishing second to Guardian's Stephen Vogt

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4 w. ago Why Blue Jays plan to extend manager John Schneider and keep leadership intact

Often-maligned duo of president Mark Shapiro and GM Ross Atkins also will continue after most successful season yet.

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4 w. ago Toronto Blue Jays broadcasting legend Buck Martinez could return to booth in 2026

For several generations of Toronto Blue Jays fans, the distinctive voice of Buck Martinez has been a defining part of their game-watching experience.A former player and manager for the Blue Jays, Martinez's legacy has been defined by his time in the broadcast booth as the voice behind many of the team's most legendary moments.And at age 75, he's looking to keep his career going forward.Sportsnet confirmed to Offside that discussions are ongoing to bring back Martinez for another season, following a report from Toronto Star contributor Jonah Sigel.Martinez was sidelined from May until August while undergoing cancer treatments after originally receiving a diagnosis in 2022, which kept him off the mic for nearly a year.Questions of Martinez's future have been ongoing for several years now, given his age and cancer diagnosis.And while the health scares could be enough to keep most people away from their jobs, it seems to have had the opposite effect for Martinez.&qu...

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