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John Schneider and Shane Bieber speaks on the Blue Jays race for the division title
The Toronto Blue Jays got one game closer to clinching the division last night when they took down the Tampa Bay Rays and after the game, Shane Bieber and John Schneider spoke on the race they are in.
The Blue Jays starting rotation has been having a tough time with some of their pitchers like Max Scherzer who has been struggling lately and might have played himself out of the playoff rotation.
Shane Bieber and John Schneider speaks on the AL East race
After the 4-2 win last night over the Rays, Schneider made a point of keeping things simple and stated that the Blue Jays just need to keep winning to give them the best chance of clinching the division.
«You've just got to keep winning,» manager John Schneider said. «You've got to find ways to win. Today was kind of indicative of [our season], how it could be anyone, any night.» -Schneider
Bieber had another solid performance yesterday as he pitched a solid 5 innings, giving up only 2 earned runs on a total of 5 hits while striking out 3 batters.
Solid 5 innings of work from Shane Bieber
After the game, Bieber spoke on the game and the current situation the Blue Jays are in stating that he is excited to be in this situation as he believes it is a privilege to be in this type of situation.
"It's awesome. It's exactly what you want. The pressure, the anxieties, whatever you want to call it, it's a privilege."
Shane Bieber on the race for the AL East.
Shane Bieber on the race for the AL East.
The Blue Jays have a massive final two games but they could end up clinching the division with one more win against the Rays today if the New York Yankees lose to the Baltimore Orioles.
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