Blue Jays' Team Effort Sparks Win

It's May 2nd.

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The Blue Jays kicked off May with a solid 7-3 win over the twins at Target Field.

It was a total team effort, not relying on any one star, though they pulled out their

first victory of the month.

Manager John Schneider called it a blueprint they want to repeat, blending timely hits and

smart pitching.

Rookie, O'Hendrick, Pinyango, stepped up big time, going 3 for 4 with 2 RBI singles right

up the middle.

Schneider stuck with a hot hand over a more familiar matchup, and it paid off immediately.

Pinyango's been swinging at good pitches and making hard contact, earning him more

starts while he rides this wave.

The lineup finally clicked into sync, just like Schneider preaches.

No more disjointed pockets from last year's squad.

Instead, everyone contributed, from the top grinders to the bottom putting pressure on

the twins.

Defense.

Injuries have messed with their flow this season, but, nice like this show how complimentary

baseball builds momentum.

Veteran Patrick Corbin kept delivering value on his 1 year, $1 million deal.

He went 5 and 1 third innings, allowing just 2 runs, with the only big hit a low homer

of Byron Bucston that wasn't really on him.

Schneider praised his execution and stubbornness, saying he stabilized the rotation like they

hoped.

Winds like this remind the jays what they're capable of when everyone buys in.

With key guys like Barger, Kirk, and Loops near in returns, they could build right from

here and chase that consistent identity.