Jameson Taillon’s latest injury setback—forced to exit after just two innings due to elbow discomfort—hits hard for the Blue Jays, especially after his recent forearm recovery. With rotation depth already shredded by multiple injuries and key arms like Berríos and Francis sidelined, the team’s bullpen is suddenly under siege. Hope lies in younger arms like Trey Yesavage, recovering from knee surgery and showing promise in recent bullpen work, while veterans Dylan Cease and José Soriano—and possibly Max Scherzer if healthy—are being leaned on harder than ever. The upcoming Royals game? Almost certainly a bullpen day.

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