Series Recap: They Managed To Climb Out Of The Basement At The Last Possible Moment

At the very last possible moment, the Blue Jays pulled themselves out of last place in the American League East. They spent every single day this season in fifth in the division after dropping the season opener to the Orioles in Baltimore, but after a win over the Yankees and an O’s loss in Tampa Bay, the Jays are alone in fourth place.
Minor victories, friends! Minor victories.
What happened this weekend? Meh not a hell of a lot. The Jays dropped the first two games and won the last despite only getting two hits. Jose Bautista had a sac fly in his final at bat as a Blue Jay before being pulled from the game. Most importantly, nobody was injured and now was can look forward to some stress-free playoff ball, spring training, and off-season nonsense.
Breaking News
- It’s not urgent, but the Blue Jays should consider signing Trey Yesavage to a contract extension this offseason
- Addison Barger credits Blue Jays’ success to creating winning culture: ‘They’re teaching how to win’
- Blue Jays announce Spring Training schedule
- Blue Jays offseason targets: 4 big-name free agents worth pursuing
- Where do the Blue Jays find their next Max Scherzer?
