It wasn’t meant to be as Kyle Garlick and Jose Miranda each hit a pair of homers in the Jays’ 9-3 loss at the Rogers Centre. During that eight-win stretch, the Jays ranked third in the majors with 56 runs while hitting an impressive .305 with a league-leading .941 on-base plus slugging. Those numbers followed roughly a six-week span when most of the Jays’ hitters were mired in prolonged slumps. The Jays have won a league-leading 15 one-run games this season, which matches their total for all of 2021. For now, the Jays will simply move on from Friday’s loss, hoping that another streak is just around the corner.

Source: thestar June 04, 2022 20:58 UTC