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Blue Jays Rookie Debut Success Masked by Ugly Loss
Blue Jays rookie Brendan Cellucci shines in debut as team loses to Tigers.
In brief
Blue Jays rookie Brendan Cellucci shines in debut as team loses to Tigers. Toronto Blue Jays rookie pitcher Brendan Cellucci recorded three strikeouts in his MLB debut while the team dropped a game to the Detroit Tigers, falling two games under .500. Originally reported by Toronto Blue Jays On SI.
American League playoff race
The American League playoff race is horrid for the final wild card spot with no team wanting it, and the Toronto Blue Jays are one of those teams.
Blue Jays in playoff contention
The Toronto Blue Jays are in playoff contention despite numerous injuries, mainly to their pitching staff.
Jays drop game to Tigers
The Toronto Blue Jays dropped an ugly one to the Detroit Tigers, costing them the series and putting them two games under .500.
Rogers Centre quiet
Rogers Centre was eerily quiet after Michael Lorenzen gave up five runs in the little bit of time he was on the mound.
Brendan Cellucci debut
Brendan Cellucci, a 28-year-old left-handed pitcher, made his major league debut against the Detroit Tigers on Tuesday.
Cellucci's strong debut
Cellucci struck out three batters in his debut, retiring five in a row with only 25 pitches, 19 of which were strikes.
Offensive struggles
The Toronto Blue Jays' offense, including Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Ernie Clement, continues to struggle with getting runs.
Manager's challenge
Manager John Schneider needs to make big changes to give rookies a chance to spice up the hitting lineup.
Time running out
The Toronto Blue Jays' offensive issues have been a problem all season, and time is running out for the team.
What matters most
Toronto Blue Jays rookie pitcher Brendan Cellucci recorded three strikeouts in his MLB debut while the team dropped a game to the Detroit Tigers, falling two games under .500.
