Welcome to Steinbrenner Field. At least it's not the bloody Trop.

Well, Blue Jays. You now have our undivided attention.

The Blue Jays welcome the best team in the American League in for the weekend. Which is more shocking would you say: that said best team is the Detroit Tigers, or that one of their very best players has been centerfielder Javy Baez?

That was a totally normal road trip...eh? Right?

I've been told it's always darkest before the dawn. Oh really?

They're playing in Anaheim. They're not even in Los Angeles county. We've been over this.

The homestand wraps up with the Guardians in town.

Home sweet home. Because sometimes going out on a trip is no fun at all.

Well, the first road trip began with the Jays getting swept in a three game series. They then visited an AL East opponent, and all was better.

The second road trip of the season (4-5 on the first one) sees the Blue Jays visit two of 2024's division champs.

Nobody said it was supposed to be easy.

The Mariners come to town, on Apple TV. I forgot to cancel, so I guess I can watch.

Could the Braves actually be... bad?

The road trip concludes at Camden Yards. I expect the Jays will be happy to take two of the three games. This would salvage a split on the road trip, and let everybody come home in a Good Mood.

The road trip, off to a shaky start, continues with four games in Olde Fenway Park.

The first road trip, ten games in ten days, kicks off in the borough of Queens.