Blue Jays Fall to Rays in Turbulent Rogers Centre Showdown

Thursday, May 15, 2025, 8:21 pm

At Toronto’s Rogers Centre, the Blue Jays suffered an 8-3 defeat to the Tampa Bay Rays. With an unexpectedly open roof adding to the drama, fans watched their hopes doused in dismay. The game highlighted the notorious unpredictability of this familiar rivalry.

ledevoir.com / Brandon Lowe frappe 2 circuits de 2 points dans un gain des Rays

Les Rays de Tampa Bay l’ont emporté 8-3 devant les Blue Jays de Toronto.

torontosun.com / Tampa Bay Rays rain on Blue Jays’ parade with Rogers Centre roof open

The Blue Jays were hoping to climb above .500 for the first time since last month, when the team hit its high-water mark by sporting a 12-8 record. If this season has underlined anything, it’s that the Jays aren’t good enough to sustain an extended stretch of solid play. The Tampa Bay Rays leave…

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