Toronto Blue Jays struggle with performance and form amid recent losses
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 22, 2026, 7:27 PM
Last updated Jul 22, 2026
The Toronto Blue Jays have dropped their last seven games, recording a 1-6 record. The team scored an average of 2.7 runs while allowing 6.7 runs per game during this stretch. Manager John Schneider faced criticism for decision-making, and speculation about potential roster changes has increased, especially with several key players nearing free agency. The trade deadline approaches as the team considers moves to improve before the season's conclusion.
- •Blue Jays fall to 1-6 in their last seven contests.
- •Team averages 2.7 runs scored and 6.7 runs allowed during this stretch.
- •Management faces calls for potential roster changes before the trade deadline.
- •Key players include Kevin Gausman, George Springer, and Max Scherzer.
- •Injuries and underperforming players are factors in recent results.
- 7:27 PMYahoo Sports — Where To Go From Here?
"The last several games have been incredibly disappointing. Not because they lost. Because they haven’t played well in any part of the game. 1-6 in the last seven games. They’ve scored 2.7 runs per game. They’ve allowed 6.7 runs per game. And they have been making errors far too often. It seems like they’ve shut […]
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