Jays lose 3-2 to Rangers, suffer fourth straight series sweep

The Toronto Blue Jays fell 3-2 to the Texas Rangers at Rogers Centre on June 28, marking their sixth consecutive loss. Despite a promising eighth inning where Nathan Lukes hit a two-run homer to tie the game, a wild pitch allowed Jared Kelenic to score in the ninth, sealing the Jays' fate. Starting pitcher Shane Bieber struggled early but managed to hold the Rangers to two runs through part of the game. The series sweep leaves the Jays at a critical point in the playoff race, as both Texas and Houston compete for the wildcard spot. They will next face the New York Mets, looking to break the losing streak.

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