The Toronto Blue Jays have marked the midway point of their season with a resounding 9-0 victory over the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park. Currently on pace for 88 wins, the Jays lack standout offensive contributors, with no player on track for 25 home runs or 100 runs batted in. Jose Berrios stands out as the only pitcher likely to reach 200 innings this season, underscoring the team's struggles on the mound.

Despite the high-profile acquisitions over the winter, including Anthony Santander and Max Scherzer, the results have been disappointing. Santander's performance has plummeted, while Scherzer's contributions have been limited due to age. The bullpen is heavily reliant on a few reliable arms, with players like Brendon Little and Braydon Fisher stepping up in pivotal roles. As the Jays approach the second half of the season, they face critical decisions at the trade deadline and must improve consistency if they hope to secure a playoff spot.