Gausman's Dominance Overshadowed by Jays' Stumble

On April 2nd, the Toronto Blue Jays started their 2026 season, hot sweeping a three-game

set against the athletics for their first wins.

But then they dropped a two-to-one series to the Colorado Rockies, including a wild 14-to-five

blowout loss on Monday and a one-run heartbreaker.

In ten innings on Tuesday, that Tuesday finale spotlighted Ace Kevin Galsman, who etched

his name in history as the first pitcher since 1900 to rack up over 10, strikeouts with

zero walks in his first two starts of a season.

Fans are scratching their heads over the stumble against Colorado, especially after the Jays

World Series run last year.

This lost stung, overshadowing Galsman's dominance in testing the squad's early mojo.

Digging deeper, the 35-year-old Galsman boasts a tiny 0.75-earn run average and 21 strikeouts

over 12 innings.

So far.

In his fifth year with Toronto, he's already piled up 804 whiffs lifetime here.

With momentum building on the mound, the Jays Eye are rebounded against the Chicago

White Sucks, starting Friday time to turn the page and chase that.

Post season by begin.

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