If many Blue Jays' fans reflect on 2025 as a magical campaign, 2026 is quickly turning into a waking nightmare. After dropping 3 of 4 against the Tampa Bay Rays, this year’s Toronto Blue Jays had an Expected Win-Loss of 45-58, worse than their actual record of 47-56. April 3rd was the last time they were above .500 this season, while June 22nd was the last time they were playing .500 baseball. And while their offense has been sputtering, their defense has been one of the MLB's worst, ranking Top 5 in errors committed. Add a slew of pitching injuries on top, and you’ve got a team that is likely going to be soft sellers at the upcoming Trade Deadline. How quickly can they turn things around, and could a potential work stoppage halt their progress? Technical producer Stephen Ellsworth joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Weekends.

<p>If many Blue Jays' fans reflect on 2025 as a magical campaign, 2026 is quickly turning into a waking nightmare. After dropping 3 of 4 against the Tampa Bay Rays, this year&rsquo;s Toronto Blue Jays had an Expected Win-Loss of 45-58, worse than their actual record of 47-56. April 3rd was the last time they were above .500 this season, while June 22nd was the last time they were playing .500 baseball. And while their offense has been sputtering, their defense has been one of the MLB's worst, ranking Top 5 in errors committed. Add a slew of pitching injuries on top, and you&rsquo;ve got a team that is likely going to be soft sellers at the upcoming Trade Deadline. How quickly can they turn things around, and could a potential work stoppage halt their progress? Technical producer Stephen Ellsworth joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Weekends.</p>