Jordan Romano's return to Toronto after a stint with the Philadelphia Phillies marked a poignant homecoming. Released by the Blue Jays in a cost-saving move, Romano found a new start in Philadelphia, where he initially struggled but has since regained form. He excelled in May, converting all save opportunities with a 2.53 ERA and impressive strikeout stats. Manager Rob Thomson praises Romano's competitive spirit and team-oriented attitude, a persona well known to Jays fans. Romano's close ties with former teammates like Bo Bichette and Chris Bassitt have made his transition smoother, as he aims to prove himself against them in upcoming matchups.