The Blue Jays get 4 hits in the last two games of the Mariners series and score 2 runs in the series. Apparently this team is just a few games, few weeks, few swings from turning this season around. At least Vlad declined the all-star game... Hooray!

The Jays continue to find new ways to blow games, it is extremely frustrating. Back to 2 games under .500, hopefully they can beat up on Texas.

Powered by the Tartan Army, the Blue Jays finally sweep another series. Pitching comes up huge, Babe Schneider raking again, Vladdy has a pulse, we aren't back yet but we're getting close. Win a series at Wrigley and you're back at .500.

Well we are slowly starting to see players return to the roster. Game 1 against the Yankees saw Alejandro Kirk make his return, going 3-3 and powering the Blue Jays to a win. Louis Varland continues to be disgusting, Dylan Cease looked great in his return, Max Scherzer not so much... Lets get above .500 please.

After losing 4 in a row the Blue Jays win the series finale in Atlanta. Chad Dallas makes his debut and Mr. Vertigo Nathan Lukes continues to rake. Still treading water here, maybe were due for a Vlad power surge?

Welcome to the Jeff Hoffman experience folks! That was one of the worst meltdowns we've seen, and at least it was followed by only one freak injury! On the positive side though, a series split given the circumstances isn't too bad. Jays have a day off as they prepare for a brutal gauntlet of Braves-Orioles-Phillies.

Good news: Jays take 2 of 3 from the Pirates and beat up on Paul Skenes.

Bad news: Jays have their two most important players (~$65 million) leave Game 3 with apparent injuries.

Lets hope for the best possible outcome with Vlad and Cease. We are still treading water but .500 is in sight, onto the Marlins.

Well we asked for a split, and the Jays pitching staff managed to get the job done. A dominant outing from Trey and a perfectly executed bullpen game helped the Jays salvage 2 wins in the Bronx. Hopefully they carry that momentum into the weekend; please go easy on us, Mistah Skenes.