Blue Jays' sloppy losses could spark tough conversations, roster moves

CHICAGO — For a moment, the sun shone through on the South Side of Chicago. As Vladimir Guerrero Jr. stood on top of home plate, admiring his 437-foot blast to left field, Toronto’s tough week appeared brighter. Then the clouds — and sloppy play — returned.With a bullpen blowup and costly mistakes in the field and on the bases, the Blue Jays suffered a third straight defeat, falling 6-3 to the Chicago White Sox. The reigning American League champions have dropped consecutive series to last year’s two worst teams. The losses, this early in the season, won’t sink the Jays. But they could force tough conversations and roster decisions.Advertisement