On Wednesday, the Toronto Blue Jays completed their sequence with the Athletics in Califonia.
They misplaced by a rating of 2-0.
With the loss, in addition they dropped two out of three video games within the sequence.
Injured Toronto Blue Jays Participant Making $7.5 Million
With the season almost over, it’s price noting that an injured Blue Jays pitcher is making some huge cash this yr.
Yimi García (who’s in his second stint with the franchise) is being paid $7.5 million.
That stated, he’s out for the rest of the 2026 season.
MLB.com wrote (on August 25): “Had been shut down indefinitely after experiencing neck nerve points throughout a rehab outing with Single-A Dunedin on July 25 and was recognized with thoracic outlet syndrome. No choice had been made concerning surgical procedure.”
García didn’t seem in an MLB sport this yr.
Wanting At García

García has spent 11 seasons on the MLB stage.
Along with the Blue Jays, the 36-year-old has additionally hung out with the Los Angeles Dodgers, Miami Marlins, Houston Astros and Seattle Mariners.
Over 436 profession video games, García has gone 23-31 in 3.61 ERA.

In García’s most up-to-date season (2025), he went 1-2 with a 3.86 ERA in 22 video games.
It is going to be attention-grabbing to see what he seems like with a full restoration in 2027.
Wanting At The Blue Jays After Athletics Collection

The Blue Jays have had an up-and-down yr after making the 2025 World Collection.
They’re at present the fourth-place crew within the American League East with a 73-74 file in 147 video games.
Keegan Matheson of MLB.com wrote: “That’s a brutal sequence loss for the #BlueJays in opposition to the A’s, dropping them to 73-74. A Guardians win this night would go away them 2.0 video games again. The remainder of the AL Wild Card race remains to be painfully common, so it’s no demise blow, however they will’t stumble once more after this one.”
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