What’s become of the Toronto Blue Jays? With 2 months left, some fans are giving up hope

CBC — Jul 23, 20:28 PM

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Less than a year after the Blue Jays came within inches of being champions of baseball, the club is struggling to keep its playoff hopes alive.

As the Jays try to stave off a sweep against Tampa Bay Thursday and start climbing back in the standings, fans are wondering what happened.

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