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The Toronto Blue Jays are getting healthier, but new questions continue to emerge. Max Scherzer's long-awaited return to the rotation didn't go as planned, raising concerns about what the future Hall of Famer can realistically provide down the stretch.
Meanwhile, Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s offensive struggles remain a major talking point among Blue Jays fans. Can Vlad rediscover his elite form? And after another inconsistent stretch, should George Springer continue to be an everyday player in Toronto's lineup?
On this episode of Exit Philosophy, Griff and Mal break down the biggest surprises and disappointments of the Blue Jays season so far. From unexpected contributors to underperforming stars, they examine why Toronto's list of concerns has grown for a team with playoff aspirations.
They also discuss:
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Max Scherzer's return and what it means for the rotation
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Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s ongoing struggles
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George Springer's role moving forward
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The Blue Jays' biggest surprises and disappointments
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Whether Toronto needs another high-leverage bullpen arm
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Yimi Garcia's potential return
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The catching situation between Alejandro Kirk, Tyler Heineman, and Brandon Valenzuela
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What the Blue Jays need to do to stay in the playoff race
If you're a Toronto Blue Jays fan looking for in-depth analysis, roster discussion, trade deadline talk, and the latest MLB news, this episode is for you.
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