The Toronto Blue Jays had every reason to be encouraged on Saturday. After missing 30 games with bilateral ankle sprains, right fielder Addison Barger

Addison Barger is capable of things on the baseball field that others simply aren’t. Playing in his first game in more than a month after rehabbing from an ankle injury, Barger uncorked a 101.2 mph throw from right field to end the top of the second inning Saturday.

Addison Barger’s return from an ankle injury was going pretty well on May 9. MORE: Blue Jays demote outfielder with .423 batting average In the second inning of the Blue Jays’ game against the Los Angeles Angels,

The Blue Jays will be without Addison Barger once again after the outfielder was placed on the 10-day injured list Monday with right elbow inflammation. The move comes just two days after he returned from an IL stint with an ankle injury.

The visiting Tampa Bay Rays will shoot for their second series win over the Toronto Blue Jays in a week on Tuesday night.

The Toronto Blue Jays had 49 comeback wins in 2025, the most in all of Major League Baseball. This year, they've been coming up short.