The offensive bombardment both took game three of a four game series between the teams and allowed the Jays to finish off a tough June with a much-needed W.
In a month characterized by the decimation of the squad's pitching rotation, the Jays managed to muster a respectable 13-14 record over 27 games.
Though a sub-.500 record in any month is somewhat unforgivable in a viciously competitive American League East, all things considered, the Jays salvaged what they could.
With starters Brandon Morrow, Drew Hutchison and Kyle Drabek on the disabled list for much of June, the Jays were forced to rely on minor leaguers and bullpen fixtures like Jesse Chavez, Aaron Laffey and Carlos Villanueva to step into starting roles.
While the absence of three starters did not go unnoticed, the club was able to band together on the strength of some seriously ...
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