Scott Mitchell: Blue Jays see ‘unfinished business’ after last year’s playoff heartbreak

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Losing a series they expected to win in dramatic fashion last October to the Seattle Mariners in front of a stunned home crowd has been on the mind of those in the Toronto Blue Jays clubhouse who went through it. TSN's Scott Mitchell has more as the Blue Jays prepare for another postseason.

Oct 01, 2023 at 09:07 PM ETThe disappointment, the frustration, and the anger.

“You feel like there’s a little bit of unfinished business,” a champagne-soaked John Schneider said quietly in the corner of the clubhouse Sunday evening. Unlike last year’s home scenario as the top wild-card seed, this year’s scene will be set in Minneapolis against the 87-75 Twins. Gausman will get the ball in the opener for the Jays, but the Game 2 starter might be a decision between Chris Bassitt, who has struggled on the road this year with a 4.50 ERA compared to a 2.86 mark at home, and Jose Berrios, a pitcher who is very comfortable at Target Field thanks to his eight seasons with the Twins.

 

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