It was a hunger or hunger for the Toronto Blue Jays on his recent road trip that included a record beating of the Colorado rockies and a loss of the series against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The first place team is back at home for a series of three games with the Chicago Cubs starting Tuesday night at the Rogers Center before a weekend of three games against the Texas Rangers.
Toronto leads the classification of the American League in 69-50 and has an advantage of four games in Boston’s Red Sox entering the game on Monday night.
Here is a look at five Blue Jay stories to see with approximately a quarter of the remaining season:
BIEBER FEVER
The resurgence of the veteran law Max Scherzer and the emergence of the left -hander Eric Lauer have given the initial rotation of Toronto more stability.
The team of five men from the team, which also includes Kevin Gausman, José Berrios and Chris Bassitt, could soon become a group of six men when Shane Bieber approaches a return.
The winner of the Cy Young Award of the American League 2020, which was acquired from Cleveland on the deadline for exchange, has impressed in its appearances in Triple-A rehabilitation.
Bieber underwent Tommy John surgery last year. It has a professional record of 62-32 with an average of 3.22 races won in parts of seven seasons of major leagues.
Offensive by clicking
Toronto leads the main leagues in several offensive categories, thanks in part to the consecutive routes of the rockies last week.
The Blue Jays established a large leagues record of the modern era with 63 hits on the three games in Colorado. Toronto also established a franchise record with 45 races scored.
After dropping two of three games in Los Angeles during the weekend, the tiles still lead the major leagues in hits (1,099), average batting (.269) and percentage on base (.339). Toronto is also third in the percentage of slugging based on more (.767).
Difficult decisions
Blue Jays will have some difficult decisions to make this month, since some renowned players prepare to return to alignment.
The second base Andrés Giménez will soon be activated after spending five weeks on the list of injured with a left ankle sprain.
The designated gardener/batter George Springer, who has been out for two weeks due to a brain shock, could also return soon.
The recent friend of the so -called Kennedy is the most likely player to be sent. A second movement of the list is expected to be a much more difficult call, since it will probably involve a player who sees more regular game time.
Arms race
A pair of hard right -wing managers could leave their mark on the level of the majors for the tiles in the coming weeks.
Alek Manoah has impressed in its beginnings of minor leagues while continuing to accumulate after undergoing elbow surgery last year.
Manoah finished third in the vote of the Cy Young award in 2022 and is 29-20 with an effectiveness of 3.34 more than 75 beginnings of career for the tiles.
Normally, a headline, the Trey launch prospect, Yesavage, launched relief for Double-A New Hampshire last week since he was recruited last year in the first round.
He had nine strikeouts in five entries
Stretching
A position in the playoffs seems to be a dump for the only major leagues in Canada.
Upon entering Monday’s games, Toronto has a probability of 98.3 percent of qualifying for the postseason, according to Fangraphs projections.
The website lists the tiles at 78.1 percent to win the East Division and 65.8 percent to win a first round goodbye to the division series.
After this farm, Toronto visits the Pittsburgh pirates and the Miami Marlins before returning to the Rogers center to play the Minnesota Twins and the best brewers in Mlwaukee MLB.
