BOSTON – The fly-by-the-seat-of-their-pants approach injuries have forced the Toronto Blue Jays to take with their starting rotation is no biggie to set-up man Tyler Rogers. In 2023, he was part of a San Francisco Giants team that led the majors with 705.1 relief innings and had only three pitchers reach triple-digits in frames logged. 

“We had, like, two starters for the whole year (Logan Webb and Alex Cobb) – it was crazy,” said Rogers, which is why the Blue Jays’ recent stretch with three starters “felt not as crazy as that, so that's good. And then in New York (with the Mets last summer), we didn't have a lot of starters, either. So for me, that was nothing different than anywhere else I've been. And that's the message I tried to share, like, look, this is part of a baseball season. Weather this little storm and we move on. It's not going to last long all season, I don't think.”

Well, Max Scherzer’s return to the injured list Wednesday, a mere week after he came off........

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