Max Scherzer struck out 10 while allowing three runs over seven innings Monday in the Tigers' 4-3 victory over the Twins.

Scherzer reached double figures in strikeouts for the third time in five starts this year, though this is the first time he's done so and won. His previous victories came in his weaker outings (4 ER in 5 IP against the Yankees and 5 ER in 5 IP against the Royals).

Max Scherzer allowed five runs in five innings but earned the win as the Tigers beat the Royals on Wednesday.

Scherzer wasn't at his best, but the offense picked him up Wednesday. The right-hander allowed seven hits and three walks while striking out six. All's well that ends well, though, and better days are certainly ahead for the talented pitcher. That day could be Monday, as Scherzer draws the Twins next.

Max Scherzer will start Wednesday against the Royals following Tuesday's rainout.

That means Justin Verlander will be pushed back to Thursday. Scherzer boasts a 2.84 ERA and 1.05 WHIP with 30 strikeouts through his first 19 innings.

Tuesday's game between the Royals and Tigers has been postponed due to rain.

No makeup date has been announced. Scheduled starters Wade Davis and Max Scherzer should be pushed back to Wednesday.

Max Scherzer fanned 12 while limiting the Mariners to a run over eight innings in a no-decision Wednesday.

It was Scherzer's fourth career start with at least 12 strikeouts, three of which have come in the last year. He's up to 30 strikeouts in 19 innings for 2013, which is an improvement over his AL-best rate from last year. In other words, it's probably a good thing the Tigers didn't follow the advice of a few and make him a closer.

Max Scherzer fanned 11 while allowing two runs in six innings Friday against the A's.

Schzerzer left with a 3-2 lead, but it didn't hold up. As nice as the strikeouts are, the Tigers would surely prefer he was a little more efficient with his pitches. He's thrown 11 innings in his two starts so far.

Max Scherzer gave up four earned runs over five innings Saturday in an 8-4 win against the Yankees.

Scherzer struck out seven, but it obviously wasn't a dominant outing. The 28-year-old right-hander is expected to do big things this season after going 6-1 with a 1.65 ERA and 71 strikeouts over his final 60 innings (10 starts) in 2012. He will take on the A's next week.

Max Scherzer dominated the Rays in a win Friday, allowing one hit over six scoreless innings and striking out nine.

Scherzer was named the Tigers' fifth starter before the game, but he's obviously their No. 2 for fantasy purposes. He allowed just one run and struck out 20 in 15 2/3 innings this spring.

Max Scherzer yielded one run in five innings Monday versus the Nationals.

Scherzer gave up his first run of the spring when Adam LaRoche took him deep in the fourth. The other four hits he allowed today were singles.

Max Scherzer struck out six in 2 2/3 hitless innings against the Mets on Friday.

Scherzer walked three, so he didn't get through three innings as hoped. Still, there was more good than bad today. He's yet to allow a hit in 4 2/3 innings this spring.