The Toronto Blue Jays are clinging to a wild-card playoff spot, just 3.5 games behind the final AL berth, and their next 13 games could define their season. After a solid road trip against the Phillies, they’re home to face a surging Boston Red Sox, followed by a showdown with the Yankees — all while trying to claw back six spots in the standings. With high hopes and a painful memory of last year’s World Series near-miss, manager John Schneider is rallying the team for intensity and cohesion. Can Toronto turn this stretch into a surge or will they fade into October obscurity? The answer starts Monday night.

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