Max Scherzer's Historic Strikeout: Live Friday

On April 24th, Mac surezes on the verge of major league baseball immortality with the Toronto Blue Jays.

The 41-year-old a sits at 3,00499 career strikeouts, just one away from cracking the top 10, all-time list, that only 10 pictures have ever reached.

He's taken the mound Friday night at a Rogers Center against the Cleveland Guardians, where that milestone K could drop any moment.

Nolan Ryan holds the record at 5,714, but Shursers about to join legends like Randy Johnson and Walter Johnson in, that rare air.

Fans are buzzing because this isn't just any game, it's a chance to see history unfold live.

Shursers are already a lock for Cooperstown, minus a couple debates, and at his age, these moments won't last forever.

His resume backs it up.

Three-star young awards, two-world series rings, eight all-star nods, and a sharp 3.24 ERA over 19.

Seasons, dominance like that doesn't come around often.

So if you're near Toronto, or can stream it, lock in for Friday witness the future Hall of Famer, etch his name deeper in the books before the curtain.

Call.

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