Blue Jays navigate early struggles following World Series heartbreak

CBS MLB1 min read • Latest: Jun 19, 2026, 4:15 PM

Last updated Jun 19, 2026

Blue Jays navigate early struggles following World Series heartbreak
Summary

The Toronto Blue Jays faced challenges in the 2026 season after falling short in the 2025 World Series. Currently at 37-38, the team has shown improvement with a 16-11 record over the past month. Despite injuries to key players like Shane Bieber and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s underperformance, the Blue Jays maintain a positive outlook, emphasizing the lessons learned from last year's playoff experience. Upcoming games against similarly struggling teams present an opportunity for the Blue Jays to gain ground before the All-Star break.

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  • Toronto is 37-38 and in wild-card position after 16-11 record recently.
  • Shane Bieber and Addison Barger are expected to return from injuries soon.
  • Vladimir Guerrero Jr. only has four home runs this season.
  • The team believes they can improve and build on last year's experience.
  • Upcoming series include matchups against the Astros, Rangers, and Mets.
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  • 4:15 PMCBS MLB'Nobody's panicking here': Blue Jays' World Series heartbreak is helping them navigate frustrating first half
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After falling in Game 6 of the 2025 Fall Classic, the Blue Jays have been under .500 for most of the 2026 season

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