Toronto’s offense stayed on a heater during a road trip that featured a record-setting barrage against Colorado. The Blue Jays, leading the AL at 69-50 and four games up on Boston, rolled 63 hits and 45 runs in three Colorado games, then dropped two of three to the Dodgers but still sit atop the league in hits, batting average and on-base percentage. The Cubs come to town for a three-game set at Rogers Centre before a weekend with Texas, a stretch that will test depth and lineup versatility.

On the mound, depth is the watchword. Bieber’s looming return could push Toronto toward a six-man rotation alongside Gausman, Berrios, Bassitt and a resurgent Scherzer and an improving Lauer. Toronto’s offense remains the engine, and with Springer and Gimenez nearing returns, the lineup depth could fuel a late-season surge, making strategic calls for call-ups and roster cuts critical for fantasy managers.