Toronto’s bullpen has quietly stabilized, posting a 3.98 ERA (13th in MLB) entering Wednesday and a 1.67 ERA over 37 2/3 innings in 11 games, second only to Seattle. Louis Varland is the lone reliever with more than one run allowed in that span, signaling a potential usage nuance for late innings.

Toronto’s franchise arc is back on track too: a 3,850-3,850 all-time win-loss ledger was secured with a 6-5 win over Tampa Bay. Santander is in a seven-inning rehab stint in Buffalo, 0-for-4 in the latest game and 4-for-22 overall, a sign of progress toward a potential return as the playoff push looms.

Blue Jays relief corps has quietly carried the load, lifting its season ERA to 3.98 (13th in MLB) after a September rally that moved them from 17th. Over the last 12 games, they’ve yielded just 8 runs in 39 2/3 innings for a 1.82 ERA, second to the Athletics at 1.70. Toronto also hit a franchise milestone, reaching 3,850 all-time regular-season wins with a 6-5 victory over Tampa before slipping to 3,850-3,851 after a loss. Meanwhile, Anthony Santander began a rehab cameo in Buffalo, going 0-for-4 in seven innings out in left field.

That bullpen surge comes with names like Louis Varland and Yariel Rodriguez figuring prominently in the innings load. The veteran-heavy stretch is a reminder that late-inning depth can swing fantasy outcomes and betting lines alike, especially as Toronto seeks to stretch a slim margin of error through September.

On the farm, Santander’s rehab assignment with the Buffalo Bisons (Triple-A) is a quiet check-in, a sign that an impact bat could return to the majors soon. The RailRiders (Yankees’ affiliate) were the visiting side in that rehab context, underscoring how near-term roster moves can ripple through fantasy rosters as players move between levels.