Mike Bordick

But, you know, as far as new hitting coaches, so they're hearing, you know, new voices there, new manager.

So it's taken them a while.

And then, of course, getting the injury bug right out of the gate.

Man, Zach Eflin going down, losing him.

And a couple other big injuries.

Westberg going down, Jackson Holiday at the handmate early on.

So they've just been in flux and haven't been able to get into any kind of rhythm.

I think the newness of the coaches, the new manager, just a lot of different players going on.

It's taken them a long time to kind of gel.

And, you know, over this past week is really when they've been playing their best baseball.

They've had terrible base running decisions.

Well, you saw that last night.

Their defense has been suspect.

Just very inconsistent.

And then, of course, when one thing works, another thing doesn't.

And I think you know how that kind of stuff goes.

But, yeah, a lot of, I don't know, I guess there are a lot of injuries in baseball.

And Toronto knows it as well as any team.

So your whole organization gets tested.

You get a lot of minor league guys that are, you know, you hope they come in and find some consistency.