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Blue Jays place Max Scherzer on 15-day IL

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Scherzer, who missed time with a right thumb injury late in spring training, said Saturday that he believes the lat soreness was a result of his body compensating for the thumb.
From CBS Sports
Following Saturday’s 9-5 defeat, the 40-year-old Scherzer said his lat soreness was directly related to lingering thumb pain that forced him to push back a spring training start earlier this month.
From ABC

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