Angrioter

10 HRs and SLG under .400 at home. Deprimente amigo, deprimente..

Varsho the same 2023 s***

Nate looked decent.. Command issues

Idénticos

Our 300M dollars SS

Garcia, Pearson, Green

Falefa designated fielder

Berrios pitching with the score

What a offensive...... One more inning, Berrios!!

The Jays bombers

Cavan is the man. DFA Davis

Biggio fantastic play

Playoffs team easy

Georgeeee

Eflin isn't good. Jays are awful

Siri is a good ball player. 30-30 guy this season.

3-1 swing Varsho lol

Nah Berrios looked like last year

Berrios s***ing the bed, again

Vladdy being Vladdy

Finalmente, inician nuestros lamentos y penurias!!

AA is God right now

Just a few years ago, the Blue Jays looked like a team on the rise and ready to contend for years to come. Guerrero and Bichette were leading the charge and the front office seemed to add impact players every offseason. However, the payoff has yet to materialize and Toronto's farm system now ranks in the bottom third of the league on most lists. The Blue Jays hoped to model what the Dodgers have done by churning out prospects year after year to replenish the farm system and graduate some to help the team. Atkins has failed at that, with only a handful of homegrown players making a significant impact at the big-league level over the past few seasons. If the team doesn't find a way to start racking up some postseason victories, it's fair to wonder if ownership might look to curb spending to a degree. The saving grace might be the recent renovations at Rogers Centre, which could force ownership's hand to remain aggressive as it looks to keep fans engaged and shelling out money to come to the ballpark. Sizing up a crucial Blue Jays season https://www.thescore.com/mlb/news/2874232

El apesta y lo sabes. Small sample size last year

Gausman is ready to go. F U Yadiel and Alek