Jays Unravel Late, Drop Series Opener vs. Twins
5/1/202629 min
Jeff Blair breaks down the Blue Jays' 7-1 loss vs. the Twins to open the four-game series in Minnesota. He takes your texts, and gets to Kevin Gausman's struggles on a cold night at Target Field - when he doesn't have either the splitter or slider working, what can Gausman do to get by to opposing batters? Plus, he gets into a quiet night for the bats, a tough evening for both the defence and the bullpen, Davis Schneider's role on the team, and what the future could potentially look like for Daulton Varsho.
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[instrumental music] All right. Well, stop me if you've heard this before, but, uh, the Minnesota Twins managed to beat Kevin Gausman tonight. It is "Blue Jays Talk" with Jeff Blair. The number to call, 416-870-0590, *590, 1-888-605-90. The text line is open, 590-590 is the text line, uh, name and location. Please standard message and data rates may apply. The Minnesota Twins beating the Blue Jays 7-1. Kevin Gausman, um, not having his best stuff against a team that in the past has given him trouble. Now, in the past when he has had trouble against the Minnesota Twins, and this was really, uh, goes back to when Rocco Baldelli was managing the team, uh, there was some thought on the part of both the Blue Jays and Kevin Gausman that the Twins may have had something on him, that, that there may have been some sort of tell that, uh, th- that they had picked up on Kevin Gausman.