Blue Jays manager John Schneider talked about priority objectives for the season ahead.
On the other hand, the Yankees were buoyed by that incredibly sizzling start with a 49-16 record before a modest remainder of the season. That hot stretch effectively ended the divisional race before it began.
“We feel like we learned from that series about how hard playoff baseball is,” Jays third baseman Matt Chapman said recently. “That’s why it’s so important to win your division and not play in a wild card game.Article content It’s far too early to talk about the specifics of a potential race with the Yankees, given the remaining business of spring training to sort out. But with the injury bug biting the Bronx Bombers, the intrigue will build as opening day approaches.
That’s not new for the Jays, who aren’t big on tipping their pitching arms to divisional foes, especially one they expect to battle with for the top spot.
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