Toronto appears to have given up on the season.

The Toronto Blue Jays took on the division rival Boston Red Sox on Friday. This was a must win for both teams as neither team possessed a winning record.

It was Roark who took the mound  for the Blue Jays. Roark picked up the loss as he only went three innings. Roark gave up four earned runs on three hits and five base in balls.

Dolis would come in and pitch one inning in the eighth. Dolis gave up one run on two hits, while striking out three hitters.

Biggio,  Bichette, and Guerrero would each drive in a run. Tellez and Guerrero were each walked twice. But the Jays bats could not do anything, as they left the runners on base with their eight hits. 

Every game counts, if the Jays are not going to make an effort to win, they might as well play their younger talent try to develop them. These are not your father's or grandfather's Blue Jays. There's too much dysfunction in the organization.