Blue Jays' Wild Road Trip: Bus, Busy Bus, and Victory

0:00On April 21st, the Toronto Blue Jays pulled off one of the wildest road trips this season, busing six hours overnight from Phoenix to Anaheim after. Their charter plane broke down, right after beating the Arizona Diamondbacks. Mechanical glitch hit hard, and instead of waiting hours for replacement from Vancouver, the players voted to hit the road on wheels, rolling into. Their hotel around 12.30am. Manager John Schneider called it a throwback to his minor league days in the Northwest League, but they all made it safe and sound. The issue was with the joystick, crucial for takeoffs and landings, so no flying that night. Max Scherzer wasn't thrilled about the bus vote. He lost it fair and square, but hit back with a printed letter and a kangaroo court summons for. Schneider basically reprimanding him for the call. Schneider joked that Scherzer could just buy his own plane with all that cash. Smart move keeping Dylan cease off the bus. He flew commercial instead and dominated the Angels, striking out 12 and 5 innings for his first win.

1:01As a blue J, topping out at 99 miles per hour, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. crushed a 430 foot two run Homer and the Jays won 5 to 2. Bus saga's over, kangaroo court trials still looming, but with that victory in the bank, Schneiders got the ultimate comeback ready. That's your update from Toronto Blue Jays News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.