The Toronto Blue Jays had a rare offensive explosion, smashing 15 hits and scoring 5 runs in one inning to rout the Red Sox 6-0, capped by Dylan Cease’s one-hit shutout. But one dazzling performance won’t fix their season — as of late July, they’re buried in the standings with a historically weak offense, posting their lowest OPS+ in 14 years. No regular hitter is even hitting .800 OPS, and even star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hasn’t delivered. Injuries have compounded the issue, leaving a lineup without depth or firepower — a far cry from past Blue Jays dynasties. Saturday’s win? Just a flash in the pan.
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