The Toronto Blue Jays are holding onto the second wild card spot in the American League as they hope to win the series against the Chicago White Sox following Saturday’s 7-1 win. They’ve been as streaky as any team looking to contend across the MLB.

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The Toronto Blue Jays came into Saturday’s game determined to bounce back after losing 7-1 to the Chicago White Sox, and they delivered in style. Toronto jumped to an early lead, posting four runs in the first two innings. Bo Bichette and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. both crushed solo home runs, pacing an offense eager to retaliate after Friday’s loss.