Toronto – Blue Jays manager John Schneider had a blue sweatshirt on Wednesday with a hood on which the words “built in the fall” of white blocks, on the front.
He expects to find out if one of the fundamental works of his team – the wounded short -stopa BOChette – is ready to play in the series of the Division of the American League.
“I will never miss anything when people say that he cannot do anything, and he proves them wrong,” Schneider said. “So for him, obviously, this is a big couple of days. I think that if he is ready, we obviously welcome him with open arms.
“And if this is not so, I think this is another thing that you want to play for, to continue to go and return it, I hope, in the next round.”
Bichette, one of the homegrown faces of the franchise, has missed the last three weeks of regular season with stretching the left knee. The 27-year-old football player finished in second place in the Major League with 181 hit, despite the fact that he played only 139 games.
He also published on average .311 – also related to second place in Mayors – along with 18 Homers and 94 ICR.
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The Director General of Ross Atkins said that Bickett was seeking progress daily, but there was no solid date of his return.
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“This is day after day, and our employees are consistent with this,” Atkins said.
Toronto will open ALDS on Saturday against the winner of a series of wild cards between New York and Boston.
Red Sox was won by a beginner of the best of three episodes on Tuesday. Game 2 was scheduled for Wednesday in the evening.
It was expected that Toronto will release its list of 26 people for ALDS on Saturday morning. In addition to Bichette, other questions were to the right of Chris Bassitt (Back) and Infielder Ty France.
It was expected that both players would take into account, but the right -handed Jose Berrios (Lokot) was not. Last Thursday, he has not resumed throws since last Thursday he fell into a damaged list.
Blue Jace planned to be busy during their five -day break, conducting training and contractions on Wednesday and Thursday in the center of Rogers. Intra-shit games were planned for both days with members of Triple-a Buffalo Bisons.
Infielder Ernie Clement said that an extended break to the game 1 was “very necessary for many of us.”
“Get off your feet a bit, remove the load mentally, I think this is really important,” Clement said. “And then it will return to him. So the next couple of days will be very important to prepare and prepare for work. ”
Toronto closed his season last Sunday with a fourth victory in a row to get the title of Eastern division. Toronto finished connected with New York in 94-68, but Blue Jace took first place, as they had the best record.
“It's hard to go from the game of four games, where you mainly need to win, and there is adrenaline, and there is anxiety, there are ups and downs to just turn it off,” Schneider said. “I think that guys and coaches deserve to turn it off for one day (or two), and then return to it.”
Game 2 is scheduled for Sunday in Toronto, before the series will transfer to Boston or New York to Game 3 on Tuesday.
If necessary, the game 4 will be played on Wednesday. If you need a decisive one, the teams will return to Toronto for game on October 5 10.
Toronto played in the round of wild cards three times between 2020 and 23 years, but each time was covered.
Blue Jays has not won the playing play since 2016. Toronto was a second consecutive in a series of AL championships this year.
Blue Jays was in the world series twice in the history of the franchise, winning in 1992 and 93.
This report of the Canadian press was first published on October 1, 2025.
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