Sho Alli

Well, Nick, a disastrous ending in this one.

Boy, that was real ugly.

Jays head into the bottom of the ninth inning with a 5-1 lead.

They get the insurance runs you wanted them to get earlier in the game.

Okamoto, Vladdy with some big swings.

but boy Hoffman comes in for maybe not the bottom of the order.

I mean, five, six, seven, I guess is who he, who he saw to start.

He did get the K of Messiah to start things off, but then six straight runners reach a hit batter, RBI, triple RBI, single double walk.

Base is loaded.

He's taken out of the game.

After that bases loaded walk, Connor Seabold put in somewhat of an untenable position.

It's on him.

Certainly another bases loaded walk.

And then he allows Pete Alonzo to walk it off with the RBI single as well.

I mean, as entertaining a six, five win was last night and a monster comeback for the blue Jays.

That is as ugly a loss as you're going to see this season, a six, five defeat today at Camden yards Jays.

Unfortunately with the loss, they fall back below 500 at 29 and 30.

Yeah, that's one of those games where you don't want to look at the win probability chart.

I think on on baseball savant.

That's for that's for certain.