In his introductory news conference Tuesday, Dodgers pitcher Max Scherzer expressed his excitement to join a team chasing another World Series title.
. They were the favorites to win the National League West from Day 1 of spring training, according to Las Vegas odds and sabermetric projections, and they remain the favorites today.Max Scherzer“The Dodgers are in first place,” Scherzer said Tuesday in his introductory Zoom conference, “but there’s work to be done, and that’s why I’m excited to be here, to go out there and try to win.”
Turner remains in COVID protocol; the Dodgers hope he can join their team this weekend. Scherzer is scheduled to make his Dodgers debut Wednesday, against the Houston Astros. “In Washington, fortunately,” Scherzer said, “we were able to win the [2019] World Series against them. … It’s tough for me to speak how Dodger fans should feel and how I would feel if I was on the other side.”
Scherzer said he had provided the Nationals with a list of teams to which he would accept a trade but declined to say if trade talks had proceeded far enough that he had been asked to waive his no-trade clause for any team besides the Dodgers.
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