Jays Blown Out at Home, Lose Series vs. Tigers
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Why did the Blue Jays get blown out 10‑1 by the Tigers?
Alright, Kevin. Well that was a big steaming pile, wasn't it? Absolutely. Wait, Jesus, unbelievable. Ten one. The uh Detroit Tigers have uh Based on the reaction of the crowd, embarrassed humiliated the Blue Jays in the second game of a three game series at the Rogers Center. Not a great night all around. Uh the Guardians Walking off the Chicago White Sox. And uh Texas is currently winning their game, so there is a chance that tomorrow morning when the Jays wake up Uh they will not only be two games back of the Guardians, who by the way, don't look now, are now only half a game out of the their division lead. But uh the Jays could also be two back of the Texas Rangers. And um at least from where I am. Kevin.
Mm-hmm. Uh, tomorrow afternoon's game is the season.
You think so, huh? Yeah. They'd be three back, two teams in front of them. Offense is not very consistent.
And Texas is one of the if Texas is in front of them, they got three games against Texas, but Um Yeah, it it uh you know, boy, maybe maybe I'm reading too much into sort of the reaction of the crowd tonight and everything, but uh boy that that was and the text line, that was about as dispiriting I mean the loss to Oakland or to the to Sacramento was awful. I mean the you know, they just didn't show up for that. This one was uh This one because of the sloppy nature of it, I think, was worse. Um How many, what, uh four runs? Four their runs reached base on walks. Uh this is, I think, as Chris LaRue said, look, by and large, the Jays have had pretty good success with bullpen games. This is what happens sometimes though when you have to go to the well too often.
Yeah, I mean they had a chance right in the third inning with the with the Kirky at bat with the bases loaded. You're right. It's it's it's two somewhat located fastballs. It's a it's a curved rollover to third base. Basically after that it was game over. You know, the the Tigers come back in the fourth inning and add a little separation and and with this offense just consistently throwing together quality of bat after quality bat, just consistently it's not gonna happen. So yeah, I mean I'm with you. It just it it It this tonight has a different feel to it. It's like those uh it's like those A's games that they lost. Just boy. And then coming off last night when they you know, they were they were the way they were and then they came back, the Okamoto Homer, and then they lost the lead and then they lost late.
You know, it's you know, right now offensively, Jeff, just this team just doesn't feel like a playoff team. You know, I know they're still in the hunt and what their schedule is and and who's in front of them and you still gonna play Texas and you know, the Guardians offensively are kinda like everybody else in the American League. It just boy Just feels like offensively, Jeff, they can rarely, if ever, just strain together. We're just gonna get after you. Just boy, they just have a real tough time doing that. And Vladdy, man, him some weak at bats, boy. I mean I uh there's That for
that first pitch he swung at in the eighth inning. That was a one pitch at bat. But in the eighth inning, now I know the game's over, but Kevin, I mean he swung at a i i if he if he'd been hitting left handed, it would have hit him in the in the foot. I mean the the ball was uh anyhow. I mean, I understand what he's doing. He's just going up there and he's just gonna try to grip it and rip it, but Uh yeah. You know, we saw last night, Vladdy came up to the plate with the game early in the game with a chance to blow it open and didn't come through. Tonight Kirky comes up. with an at bat early in the game with a chance to break it open after back to back walks and he can't come through. Actually three walks, pardon me, back to back walks, but three walks in the inning by Drew Anderson.
It just Yeah. Uh you're right, roll over five three. Um
Yeah.
How did the bullpen performance affect the loss?
It's just that big hit eludes them, right? I mean, it's just that run producer stuck in the middle of their order that they just don't have. Like you mean you're asking too much from the Kirkys, Okamoto's, uh, Ernie's.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why did the Blue Jays get blown out 10‑1 by the Tigers?
0:06–4:05
2
How did the bullpen performance affect the loss?
4:05–7:51
3
What offensive struggles did Toronto face against Detroit?
7:51–11:47
4
How is the Jays’ playoff outlook changing with two games left in the series?
11:47–14:36
5
Why is John Schneider shuffling the rotation for the Texas series?
14:36–17:14
6
What did Trey Savage’s Triple‑A rehab outing reveal about his readiness?
17:14–20:29
7
How are the Jays planning to address lineup and pitching depth for 2027?
20:29–23:47
8
What are the key takeaways and next steps for the Blue Jays after this series?
23:47–27:25
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