Max Scherzer introduced as Washington National

Highlights from Max Scherzer's introductory press conference at Nationals Park on Wednesday. (Video: The Washington Post)

The National will introduce free agent pitcher Max Scherzer at a news conference at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Refresh this page for the latest tweets from Post sports reporters (and others) in attendance.

Boras, on Scherzer's other suitors: "At your wedding I don't think you talk about who else you dated."

— Dan Steinberg (@dcsportsbog) January 21, 2015

Rizzo on longterm deal: "He's a durable pitcher." No DL last five years. "We feel like we've got a young 30-year-old arm."

— Barry Svrluga (@barrysvrluga) January 21, 2015

Rizzo on impact on team for '15: "Ownership has allowed us to do our business in the best way we can. ... Money does not come into play."

— Barry Svrluga (@barrysvrluga) January 21, 2015

Scherzer on money: "It was jaw-dropping. You can't even fathom it."

— Barry Svrluga (@barrysvrluga) January 21, 2015

Scherzer: "When the Nationals started knocking on the door, I said .. this is definitely the kind of organization I wanted to be a part of."

— Barry Svrluga (@barrysvrluga) January 21, 2015

Rizzo: "He's good between the lines. He takes the ball. He attacks hitters. ... We strengthened a strength."

— Barry Svrluga (@barrysvrluga) January 21, 2015

I rarely get this excited to watch another man put on a shirt.

— Barry Svrluga (@barrysvrluga) January 21, 2015

Rizzo: "These opportunities don't come up every day with players of this caliber."

— Barry Svrluga (@barrysvrluga) January 21, 2015

Ted Lerner is here. As is Jayson Werth.

— Barry Svrluga (@barrysvrluga) January 21, 2015

Four mics at dais: Scherzer, Rizzo, Matt Williams and ... Boras. About 12 seats reserved for Lerner family.

— Barry Svrluga (@barrysvrluga) January 21, 2015

Through the snow, scoreboard at Nats Park already showing Scherzer highlight package. pic.twitter.com/wASEUmwUuA

— Barry Svrluga (@barrysvrluga) January 21, 2015

Welcome to DC, @Max_Scherzer! I'm excited to catch the best rotation in @MLB! #Nats

— Wilson Abrahan Ramos (@WRamosC3) January 21, 2015

The Post Sports Live crew debates whether Stephen Strasburg, new addition Max Scherzer or another pitcher should start for the Nationals on Opening Day. (Video: Post Sports Live/The Washington Post)

More coverage of the Scherzer signing:

What’s next for the Nationals?

Barry Svrluga: Scherzer gives Nats plenty of options

Thomas Boswell: Signing makes Nats better now and in future

Fancy Stats: Scherzer’s strengths, weaknesses

Nats are World Series front-runners

Graphic: MLB’s $100 million pitchers