The Toronto Blue Jays, once leading the American League East, have spiraled into a five-game losing streak, plummeting to a disappointing 13-15 record. Recent games against the New York Yankees showcased a familiar pattern: a lack of offensive production. Even with 11 hits in the first game of a recent doubleheader, only two were with runners in scoring position, leading to an 11-2 loss. In the second game, they managed just one run on three hits, falling 5-1.

The Blue Jays now have the fourth-worst offense across MLB, struggling particularly with runners in scoring position, hitting just .585. This poor performance has been compounded by the pitching struggles of Kevin Gausman, whose recent outing featured an alarming 53 pitches in one inning. As the Jays head into a challenging series against the Boston Red Sox, fans are left wondering if their early season promise can be salvaged.