Blue Jays will look to carry over scrappiness after forcing extras in loss
The Toronto Blue Jays are navigating a grueling schedule following a series of roster changes and a demanding road trip. Despite physical exhaustion and injuries to key players, the team is looking to maintain their competitive momentum as they return home.
PHILADELPHIA – The Toronto Blue Jays began their seven-game, three-city road trip by trading beloved starter Kevin Gausman on the flight to Houston and finished it with a wild 7-6 loss in 12 innings to the Philadelphia Phillies on Sunday. In between, they pulled off a buy-and-sell deadline, took two of three from the American West-leading Astros, let a victory against the Chicago Cubs slip through their fingers in a make-up game before taking two of three from another National League wild-card holder in the Phillies.
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