The best team in professional baseball (26-11) continued their onslaught with a 10-1 drubbing of the Toronto Blue Jays (16-19) on Tuesday night.
You would be forgiven for expecting the Philadelphia Phillies to have a let down game in a series opener against a pedigreed AL East threat boasting their best starter following a four-game sweep of the San Francisco Baseball Giants over the weekend.
Jose Berrios had been phenomenal in his first seven starts of the season, only allowing seven runs totals and not more than two in any given start. But as John Kruk astutely pointed out, none of those came against this Phillies’ lineup.