The worst is not
So long as we can say 'This is the worst.'

What is to be done?

For the first time this season, it's the Bloody Boston Red Sox.

The Blue Jays spend the next two weeks playing Cleveland and Boston. We begin with a six game home stand, followed by a six game road trip. All very symmetrical.

The Jays get to spend this week playing first place teams.

Ready to stay up late?

It's those guys again.

The Jays begin a seven game homestand with three against the Bucs.

This 10 game stretch against AL Central opposition concludes with three in the Windy City, beginning with the Memorial Day game this afternoon. 

On the road again, with a seven game trip to a couple of Original Six cities. (not that there ever was an Original Six anywhere, one of those myths that has always irritated the hell out of me.)

The last place Blue Jays, the first place Orioles. In their house. Should be fun.

Three games with the still relatively hot Minnesota Twins, and we should see both the prospects sent out in the Jose Berrios trade.

I don't care if they're a first place team. They're not taking two of three from the Blue Jays.

After a less than optimal homestand, a road trip is called for. Two fourth-place teams meet for three games in the District.

The Royals may actually be pretty good this season. It doesn't happen very often, and I know it's still early, but so far- so pretty good.