Two seasons ago, Max Scherzer walked out on the Dodgers. This time, on a glorious spring afternoon at Dodger Stadium, baseball tossed him out. It was pleadingly loud. It was deeply controversial.

Max Scherzer of the Dodgers reacts after striking out Wilmer Flores of the San Francisco Giants to end Game 5 of the National League Division Series on Oct. 14, 2021.

Since the trade, however, Scherzer's reached new heights. In seven starts for the Dodgers, Scherzer has a 1.05 ERA, and in 43 innings he struck out 63 versus five walks.

Max Scherzer may be under contract for only two months with the Dodgers before free agency, but the reality is he’s likely not leaving anytime soon.

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Scherzer yielded a 0.78 ERA in his first nine starts with the Dodgers, going 9-0 with a 1.98 ERA in his 11 starts. Turner hit .338 with a .950 OPS moving to second base.

Max Scherzer, the former Nationals ace, wanted to be traded to a National League city and a pennant race. The Dodgers fit the bill.

The idea of Max Scherzer and Trea Turner as Dodgers felt like overkill, an embarrassment of riches for the defending World Series champions. It was strange for Scherzer, too.

Max Scherzer, a superstar right-hander, blamed a dead arm for his short start in Game 2 of the N.L.C.S. He said he might be available to pitch if there is a Game 7.

Seven pitches into his Dodgers career, Max Scherzer had already given up his first home run with his new team. After seven innings and over 109 pitches, his night ended with a curtain call.

Two seasons ago, Max Scherzer walked out on the Dodgers. This time, on a glorious spring afternoon at Dodger Stadium, baseball tossed him out. It was pleadingly loud. It was deeply controversial.