Max Schezer Eyes: What is Heterochromia Iridum? + His Dogs

Why new Met Max Scherzer's eyes are two different colors

Heterochromia Iridum is when one eye has a different color from the other. Often found in Dogs, Cats, and Horses, people also can have this condition, and it affects roughly 200,000 people

Things to know about Max Scherzer

Max Scherzer sign is a delightfully creepy addition to Nationals Park - The Washington Post

New Nationals bobblehead released of Max Scherzer with his four dogs

Washington Nationals player with two colored eyes

Dog of the Year: Reporter's dog, like namesake Max Scherzer, has differently colored eyes

Max Scherzer's new dog has two different colored eyes just like him

The eyes have it: Scherzer embraces 2 different eye colors – WKTY

Yes, Nationals acquisition Max Scherzer has two different-colored eyes - The Washington Post

Watch: Scherzer stars in PSA alongside dog with same eye condition

Nationals' Max Scherzer learns to like his different eye colors

Max Scherzer parties with custom mismatched goggles for his mismatched eyes

Photo of the Day: Max Scherzer's celebration goggles are appropriate - NBC Sports