Blue Jays on Road Trip, Seeking Momentum

0:00On April 15th, the Toronto Blue Jays are off to a rough start in the 2026 season, sitting at six wins and nine losses just two and a half. Weeks in, they played 12 of their first 15 games on the road, coming off a tough game seven world series loss to the Dodgers last fall. Now facing a stacked American League East, they're hunting for momentum. They just dropped two straights of the Minnesota Twins over the weekend, and tonight they kick off their second road series against the Milwaukee. Brewers, both teams are scuffling with Milwaukee riding a five game skid after losses to the Red Sox and a sweep by the Nationals. Fans and analysts are pointing to injuries and an up and down starting rotation as the big culprits. The Jays got swept in their only other road series by the Chicago White Sox, and Mac Scherzer took a beating from the Twins on Sunday. That home heavy early schedule hasn't clicked yet. So here's the upside. Manager John Schneider lined up three solid veterans for this series.

1:00Kevin Gossman starts Tuesday against Milwaukee's young gun. Jacob Misierowski, Dylan Cisco's, wins day after that big offseason signing from San, Diego, and Patrick Corbin closes Thursday. The Brewers just lost Christian Yelish to injury so Toronto's pitching could dominate. This opener launches a crucial nine game road trip with three each against the Arizona Diamondbacks and Los Angeles Angels. Stringing wins together here could flip their April around and steady the ship before May hits full stride. That wraps Milwaukee Brewers news today. Brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with the story.