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Blue Jays blow late lead, continue their search for an undeniable hot streak
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Blue Jays blow late lead, continue their search for an undeniable hot streak

  • The Blue Jays lost a 5-1 lead in the ninth, dropping to 6-5 to the Orioles in Baltimore.
  • The loss ends Toronto's potential season-high fifth straight win and keeps them below .500.
  • Managerial commentary stressed that last year’s hot streak is not guaranteed to repeat this year.
  • Toronto’s slump is linked to an overworked pitching staff during a dense 17-game stretch.
  • Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has shown signs of heating up, with multiple recent multi-hit performances.
  • The narrative compares 2026 to 2025, but cautions that the current year is not a guaranteed repeat.
  • The late innings collapse was projected to be a potential turning point for the Jays’ season arc.
  • The Orioles capitalized in the ninth, overcoming a five-run deficit to secure the win.
  • The game was played at Camden Yards, where the late rally occurred.
  • Jeff Hoffman’s recent form showed six straight scoreless outings before the blown save.
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Blue Jays outfielder injured by baseball thrown by fan, leaves immediately
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Blue Jays outfielder injured by baseball thrown by fan, leaves immediately

  • Jesús Sánchez was hit on the right wrist by a ball thrown from the stands and left the game at Camden Yards.
  • Manager John Schneider and the athletic trainer attended Sánchez before he exited the game, with Yohendrick Piñango replacing him in right field.
  • A fan was ejected from the game after throwing the ball, with no immediate details on penalties released.
  • Sánchez remained the Blue Jays' top hitter this season by OPS and slugging prior to the injury.
  • The incident underscores ongoing concerns about crowd safety and objects entering the field during games.
  • Sánchez later spoke through an interpreter about the incident, calling it a misunderstanding.
  • Piñango replaced Sánchez in right field after the injury, with the Orioles leading 6-0 at the time.
  • Sánchez is 28 years old and was 1-for-2 in the game when injured.
  • The fan involved was described as a 13-year-old by some reports, with the ball believed to be thrown in a misunderstanding.
  • The Blue Jays acquired Sánchez from the Houston Astros on Feb. 13 in a 1-for-1 trade for outfielder Joey Loperfido.
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