Kevin Gausman’s dominance is slipping as hitters are finally making contact—and paying the price. His fastball and splitter still strike fear, but now, when balls are put in play, they’re flying harder and farther. Opponents are pulling the ball with more power, turning his mistakes into extra-base hits and home runs. He’s falling behind more often, too—facing 11 hitters in two-strike counts in one start, and five of them still reached base. The Blue Jays need him to reinvent his damage-limiting game if they’re to stay competitive.
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