The Toronto Blue Jays are struggling offensively as they begin a six-game road trip with a 12-11 record, facing tough opponents. Despite opportunities, they managed only a .200 batting average with runners in scoring position during a recent series against the Seattle Mariners, leading to back-to-back losses. Key hitters Anthony Santander and Andrés Giménez combined for an 0-for-9 performance, leaving critical runners stranded. The Jays' manager hinted at potential lineup changes, but it appears too late for some adjustments. New batting order modifications have been introduced, with George Springer taking the clean-up spot, aiming to revitalize the Jays' offense.