The final pitch of Toronto Blue Jays right-hander Max Scherzer's season was an 85.9 mph slider that Dodgers veteran Miguel Rojas hit at 98.7 mph for a single.

The 41-year-old future Hall of Famer said that there was no way that it would be the final pitch of his MLB career.

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“I can’t see how that’s the last pitch I’ve ever thrown," Scherzer said after World Series Game 7.

Luckily for fans of longtime pitching greatness, the three-time Cy Young award winner looks to stay on the mound, but the team that he will be doing it with is unclear.

Scherzer played out his one-year, $15.5 million deal and is currently a free agent. According to The Athletic's Tim Britton , his next deal likely won't be too

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