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  1. It sucks they lost on a questionable bullpen decision, but they did what they had to do to get the series back to Toronto. After being down 0-2 I think most of us would have been very happy if we were told the Jays would force a game 6. If the Jays can't win 2/4 home games then they don't deserve to win the series anyways, bullpen be damned. This all said, 2 of Seattle's wins might've turned out totally differently if a couple different decisions were made. I really hope Schneider is able to learn from this before it's too late. Also, the Dogers are a f***ing buzzsaw right now; it's hard to think either AL team has much of a chance against them. Would still love the Jays to try cause this is baseball and anything can happen. Don't lose faith in this team until the final out. This has been a year of resiliency and will be a success no matter how it ends. See you all for game 6 (and 7!!)
  2. My point was that baseball is a funny game and sometimes things happen you dont expect. No need to be so negative until it's done and dusted.
  3. Agreed. Baseball is a crazy game and that's why we love/hate it. It's now the Jays turn to pick themselves up off the mat.
  4. So far this feels like 2016 where right off the bat it seemed like the team was just not destined to compete. Hoping they turn things around on the road.
  5. I'm most concerned that the FO or manager feels we have a better chance of winning with our average/volatile pen and would rather take a starter out after a set innings or times-through-the-order limit. You need to lean on your starters to have any success. Taking out any pitcher (i don't care of he's a rookie) after 70 pitches in what is essentially a must win game, while keeping the score close, is maddening.
  6. f*** this message board turns toxic with negativity - it's one tough game one and then a couple swings beating the Jays so far in game two. I don't like our chances going to Seattle down 2-0 but you just have to try to take 2/3 and hope the baseball gods come back to your side of things the longer this series goes. There's rarely been a winner who didn't overcome adversity. Hoping we get that big hit ala Ed Sprague, Roberto Alomar, etc. that turns things around positively for us.
  7. How many pitches was Yesavage at? Our bullpen seems below average in stranding Inherited runners but just might be recency bias talking.
  8. Ideally we can win 3 of the next 4, doing that allows us to get that final win at home. Going to be tough but I hope the bats wake up tomorrow and allow us to be competitive.
  9. I agree with you, but if you're going to stay in close games you need to lean on your best.
  10. Damn too bad. Still don't understand taking out your Ace when it was obvious he still had gas in the tank. JS was better off letting him go through the lineup through number 9 and then going to the bullpen for the top of the order whenever they came back around. Managing scared might cost the Jays this game. Need the bats to wake up.
  11. Anyone have that Blue Jays s***ing on the yankees pic? Way to go Jays!!!
  12. This is usually the narrative in a knockout game...something that hasn't happened all season suddenly does and it's all over. Thankfully the Jays got this out of the way in game 3 while being up 2-0 in the series; I wouldn't be surprised if tomorrow the script is flipped and the bullpen has a great game to seal the deal.
  13. Meh, Bieber really let the team down; a couple innings of zeroes were sorely needed from him and he came up short. The tone was set by IKF's early error too, sadly. It's just one game and a sweep is very difficult to accomplish. Let's see how they play over the final 3 innings and go from there.
  14. Negative launch angle, right into the ground
  15. Let him eat. Need to get at least 5 innings out of him. Let's get a 5 spot next half inning and ease the pressure on the pen
  16. Just need the Orioles to keep it close. Yanks bullpen is due for a meltdown.
  17. We could win a bullpen game again against the Rays on Sunday for sure, but if we need to rely on an Orioles win to grab the division you can't risk not having Gausman available for the wild card series. I still feel like the Yanks are due for a loss. Today would be ideal.
  18. Rally killer. It would be one thing if he was hitting the ball hard and right at guys, but weak contact grounders almost every time. Team isn't gonna go far without him getting out of this funk.
  19. Petty maybe, but we are still ahead of them based on tiebreaker. Alphabet be damned!!
  20. I hate how the MLB site now shows the Yankees name above the Jays. We're technically still in first.
  21. That out is just so typical of the jays lately, brutal luck
  22. I was saying that only because it seems likely the jays may only win 2-3 of the final 5 games based on matchups. I feel like tomorrow's game is the most important one they have. Beat Crochet, get some confidence.
  23. 4 games, no? It's sad but we really need the Yankees to lose 2 games
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