Blue Jays' Offense Struggles in Back-to-Back Losses

On April 16th, Blue Jays dropped a tight 2-1 heartbreaker to the brewers at American Family

Field Thursday making it back-to-back one-run losses that have them sitting at seven

wins and 11 losses as they head to Arizona.

Earlier this week, they pulled off a wild 9-7 comeback win, but now it's all small ball

nightmares.

Lead-off walks turning into a bunch that played it.

The winning run, no room to breathe with the bullpen gas after heavy use.

Fans and analysts are scratching heads over this offense.

Ranked 25th and runs, an average exit velocity, putting the ball in play but lacking.

Punch, especially with runners in scoring position, Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s 6th inning double

play stung hard.

Pitching held up with Patrick Corbin sharp 5-2-3rds innings of one run ball, but the bats

are backing them up, leaving too many gyms in the shadows.

Picking ahead, Trey Yessevich might slot back into the rotation soon after a solid rehab

outing.

Max Scherzer's forearm issues loom large this weekend, and they desperately need a long

reliever to ease the bullpen crash before arms wear thin.

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I'm Corey with The Story.