Max Scherzer Says 2025 World Series Loss Still Hasn’t Left Him

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Max Scherzer Says 2025 World Series Loss Still Hasn’t Left Him

“You never get over it. Not that one,” Scherzer said when asked about falling short in the 2025 World Series. The veteran made clear the pain still sits with him — and that it should. For Scherzer, getting that close and not finishing the job is exactly the kind of loss that is supposed to stay with a player.

By Abhay Aggarwal

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Pittsburgh Pirates Manager Don Kelly Thrown Out of the Game Against the Reds

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