Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher commented after a poor start for the team in an important game against the Texas Rangers on Friday night.The Blue Jays are fighting for their playoff lives right now, so every game is super important…

Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Dylan Cease spoke to reporters after struggling in a 7-1 loss to the Texas Rangers on Friday night. Cease pitched just 2.2 innings, surrendering three hits, six walks, and four runs, though only one was earned. The loss dropped Toronto to a 76-78 record, hurting the team's postseason hopes.
Cease acknowledged his lack of command and reduced velocity, emphasizing that failing to throw strikes proved costly late in the season. Blue Jays manager John Schneider confirmed that Cease reported feeling physically healthy and is not expected to miss his next scheduled turn in the rotation.
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