Then came Tuesday night, when Ross Stripling took a 4-2 lead to keep the Boston Red Sox in control for five innings, and coach Charlie Montoyo needed nine outs before giving the ball closer to Jordan Romano. . Minus Garcia, bridging this gap is suddenly much more complicated for the Blue Jays, as they found out when they took the lead before finishing ninth in the RBI singles by Bo Bichette and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. for the victory with 6-5. The thrilling rally, which drew a crowd of 27,140, began with a stunning single by Alejandro Kirk by Tyler Danish. George Springer took a walk and after Hansel Robles took over, Bichette sent a helicopter from the right to level the game. Guerrero then left with a key blow, a comeback that erased the previous disappointment. The Blue Jays built a 4-2 lead early on to take control of the game and as soon as Stripling left, Adam Simber, the club’s most consistent player today, was used against the heart of the Red Sox squad in the sixth and put up to zero. But the lead unfolded as Trent Thornton handed a two-run hostage to Rob Refsnyder in the seventh before Christian Vazquez snatched an RBI single from Tim Mayza in the eighth. The damage could well have been worse, if not for a jump from Santiago Espinal to a Christian Arroyo line by car from Matt Gage with the bases loaded that led to a double game. This proved crucial in the ninth. However, the end result is that the lead never reached Romano, who scored one without a score, and a game against a Blue Jays opponent almost slipped away. As a one-off, relief shots like these are frustrating, but they do happen, no matter how dominant a bullpen is. But instead of deviating, in the absence of dominant embossed arms, this is more vulnerable whenever a game is too late. The Blue Jays envisioned more stability in their bathrobe built around Garcia, Simber, Maiza and Trevor Richards, who fought before being on the neck injury list. The expected speed injections from Julian Merryweather, out with a left abdomen stretch, and Nate Pearson, who closed for the next 3-4 weeks with a lat stem, have not appeared and the opening of the body led to the pending addition of Sergio Romo, the 39-year-old right-winger released by the Seattle Mariners. He was scheduled for a physical Tuesday night to finalize his signature. Romo will not collapse in terms of leverage, but whether he has enough left to be effective again is another matter. Even if the chances of a recovery are not very high, it is worth it with Thornton shifting due to circumstances in leverage from mop-up duty and Mayza having damage in four of his last five exits. David Phelps, who had been competing for days on end and was not available on Tuesday, was also stable, but it could not be just him and Cimber. Gage, the novice left-hander, has many things, but he needs more catwalk to gain confidence in the leverage, while Max Castillo and Shaun Anderson are on the roster to absorb innings when the starts go sideways. As long as the infringement can overcome these issues, it is not a problem. But returns like Tuesday will not always happen.
title: “The Blue Jays After The Victory Of The Withdrawal After The Stumbling Of The Besieged Bullpen " ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-03” author: “Doris Vang”
Then came Tuesday night, when Ross Stripling took a 4-2 lead to keep the Boston Red Sox in control for five innings, and coach Charlie Montoyo needed nine outs before giving the ball closer to Jordan Romano. . Minus Garcia, bridging this gap is suddenly much more complicated for the Blue Jays, as they found out when they took the lead before finishing ninth in the RBI singles by Bo Bichette and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. for the victory with 6-5. The shocking rally, which drew a crowd of 27,140, began with an impressive single by Alejandro Kirk by Tyler Danish. George Springer took a walk and after Hansel Robles took over, Bichette sent a helicopter from the right to level the game. Guerrero then left with a key blow, a comeback that erased the previous disappointment. “As soon as I saw Kirkie stinging and receiving the main blow, I knew immediately that we would win this game,” Guerrero said through interpreter Hector LeBron. “I mean, in the top eleven, one, two and three then, I thought we would win this game for sure.” Guerrero told Montoyo he would do it before he raised the plate, showing the same confidence he had two weeks ago when he told himself the game was over when the Baltimore Orioles decided to throw him in the 10th inning. . Both he and Bichette showed maturity in approaching their bats, each working with what the pitch offered instead of trying to strike a big blow in a big spot. Bichette ambushed a fast ball on the first court and instead of trying to pull it off, he punched it in a hole. Guerrero let two chase sliders pass before he threw a third at the top of the belt, so Montoy smiled when his slapper promised to end things. “Charlie gets angry sometimes,” Guerrero said, “but he said, ‘Well, I trust you.’ If you say so, then okay, it doesn’t matter. “ Less good is that the Blue Jays needed to rally as they were in good control of the game when Streepling left. Adam Cimber, the most consistent of the club’s current players, was used against the heart of the Red Sox squad in the sixth and put a zero. But the lead unfolded as Trent Thornton handed a two-run hostage to Rob Refsnyder in the seventh before Christian Vazquez snatched an RBI single from Tim Mayza in the eighth. The damage could easily have been worse, if not for a jump from Santiago Espinal to a Christian Arroyo line by Matt Gage with the bases loaded leading to a double game. This proved to be crucial. However, the end result is that the 4-2 lead never reached Romano, who scored one without a score to keep the game in a row, and a game against a Blue Jays opponent almost slipped away. As a one-off, blips like these are frustrating, but they do happen, no matter how dominant a bullpen is. But instead of deviating, in the absence of dominant embossed arms, this is more vulnerable whenever a game is too late. “That’s why you need your beginners to go deep, but now you have people pitching in different places and that’s exactly it. Someone has to go up instead of Garcia. “It just will be like that,” Montoyo said. “The kids gave up the hits, but only gave up one or two runs, it was not like we were under five or six in a row. We were still in the game when all the comforters left and you can ask that when you are.” We have an offense like ours. If you can keep us in the game and close, we have a chance. “ The Blue Jays envisioned more stability in their bathrobe built around Garcia, Simber, Maiza and Trevor Richards, who fought before being on the neck injury list. The expected speed injections from Julian Merryweather, out with a left abdomen stretch, and Nate Pearson, who closed for the next 3-4 weeks with a lat stem, have not appeared and the opening of the body led to the pending addition of Sergio Romo, the The 39-year-old right-back was released by the Seattle Mariners and was scheduled for a natural Tuesday night to finalize his signature. Romo will not collapse in terms of leverage, but whether he has enough left to be effective again is another matter. Even if the chances of a recovery are not very high, it is worth it with Thornton shifting due to circumstances in leverage from mop-up duty and Mayza having damage in four of his last five exits. David Phelps, who had been competing for days on end and was not available on Tuesday, was also stable, but it could not be just him and Cimber. Gage, the novice left-hander, has many things, but he needs more catwalk to gain confidence in the leverage, while Max Castillo and Shaun Anderson are on the roster to absorb innings when the starts go sideways. Apart from Romano, there are no set roles, so Montoyo and coach Pitching Pete Walker will try to navigate each lever based on what the game presents. “Mix and match,” Montoyo said. “You will have people playing in different places than they were, but that is only part of what it is. Mix and match, for sure.” This can be a difficult way to book a game. Stripling continued to play well in place of Hyun Jin Ryu, touching only on a Trevor Story solo shot in the second and Refsnyder’s run-score in the fifth. The Red Sox could have had more there after putting the men in second and third place to start the frame, but Arroyo came out and after Refsnyder left, Devers came out at a critical point to finish the frame. “There were times when I felt like as a staff we really reduced the damage – my last inning, Mayza inning, to keep us in the ball game and then we could leave it in the ninth,” he said. Youngster. “Personally, I feel good about where I am. Obviously, I would like to go deeper, always, to try to get into this sixth. I understand that the lineup was overturned there, but they let me face (Rafael) Devers there to “I’m done. This is a confidence booster for me and I hope for those inside me. We just keep moving forward every beginning with me.” That should have been enough for the Blue Jays to secure the victory, but the attack had to overcome the blow to bring out that victory. Such exciting returns are extremely difficult to make and if Tanner Houck is not on the shortlist, this may not happen at all, so bullpen reinforcement is a top priority, lest Garcia’s absence be made even more apparent.
