Blue Jays’ Baserunning Blunder Costs Wild Card Hopes | MLB News

The Blue Jays’ wild-card hopes took a brutal hit after a heart-stopping collapse: down 5-1 in the ninth, they rallied to tie it at 5-3 with a clutch two-run single by Nathan Lukes—only for him to gamble on a double and get thrown out at second, eliminating the tying run for Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Manager John Schneider was furious. With runners in scoring position a persistent weakness and star pitcher Shane Bieber now sidelined, the Jays’ playoff dreams are hanging by a thread—and their baserunning is costing them every step of the way.

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