Due to the fact that the Texas Rangers ace pitcher Max Scherzer is now participating in bullpen sessions and simulated games, there is a possibility that the Texas Rangers will have Scherzer available for the American League Championship Series. This does not alter the reality that he has experienced some challenges during his time in rehabilitation this week.

On Wednesday, Scherzer participated in a simulated game and is currently on pace to be included in the team for the American League Championship Series matchup against the Houston Astros. However, he acknowledged that due to a certain factor, it was difficult to gain very much from playing the simulation game.

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“It was a strange simulation game; under normal circumstances, I wouldn’t pitch hungover.”

It’s a touché.

It would appear that most people are of the opinion that he is ready to compete in the ALCS. The rosters have to be finalized by Sunday morning at 10:00 am Central Time.

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“It was an unusual simulation game. Scherzer acknowledged, “I don’t normally pitch when I’m hung over.”

Not at all; Scherzer was not acting in any way that was inappropriate. He was just starting to feel the aftereffects of his wild celebrations the night before his simulated game after the Rangers advanced to the American League Championship Series (ALCS). It is incongruous that one would be required to work in such a state.

Late in the regular season, Scherzer sustained a muscular strain, and it was unclear whether or not he would be able to participate in the postseason. However, he expressed hope regarding the possibility of a return, and with the Rangers advancing in the playoffs, it is beginning to look more feasible that he will return.