Chris Colabello

The Toronto Blue Jays just keep winning series, asterisk, as long as they're not against the Tampa Bay Rays.

If you go back to April 19th now, they played 11 series.

They've won seven of them.

They've split two of them.

And the only two series losses are to Tampa Bay.

Now, because you lost five or six to Tampa Bay, your record over that time is only 20 and 16.

You undid a little bit of the work, but the Blue Jays win two to one yesterday to take a series loss.

against the Miami Marlins after dropping the opener and don't look now.

Everything has gone wrong.

There are a million injuries.

There are only two guys left in the rotation of the nine options they entered the season with.

But the Blue Jays are tied for a playoff spot this morning, and it's May 28th, so we're not looking at that too, too closely.

But when it comes to all this stuff has gone wrong, where is the season?

What are the next couple months look like?

The division is a long way away at eight and a half games.

But the proximity to a playoff spot is there.

The American League has not gotten out of first gear outside of the Yankees and the Rays.

And the Rays, by the way, who just got swept by this Orioles team that the Jays are going to play for against this weekend.

So 2-1 win yesterday.

A whole bunch of roster churn.