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Their pitching staff fell apart, ravaged by injuries. Power bats got hurt and others struggled — none more than Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

The Toronto Blue Jays failed to reach the playoffs following a campaign disrupted by severe injuries, player slumps, and key roster departures. After finishing as the 2025 World Series runner-up, the team struggled throughout the first half of the season, prompting the front office to trade veteran players including pitcher Kevin Gausman ahead of the trade deadline.
A brief surge from rookies briefly reignited their postseason hopes, but the deficit proved insurmountable. The roster faced significant injury setbacks involving pitchers Shane Bieber and Trey Yesavage, as well as position players such as Addison Barger, while star hitter Vladimir Guerrero Jr. experienced prolonged offensive struggles.
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