Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Jose Berrios faced challenges this season as he was shifted from the starting rotation to the injured list. Berrios openly acknowledged the difficulties he encountered, admitting that his performance didn’t meet expectations. Blue Jays GM Ross Atkins revealed that Berrios struggled with losing his rotation spot and seemed discontent with being left out of parts of the postseason roster.
Atkins’ recent comments have stirred speculation about Berrios’ future with the team, especially as new pitching acquisitions are being finalized. Despite the uncertainty surrounding Berrios, Atkins emphasized the team’s intention to keep him onboard and highlighted their professional relationship. The situation has raised questions about potential trade talks and the dynamics between player and team.
Berrios, who battled through injury and inconsistency this season, expressed his determination to overcome these challenges and make necessary adjustments. While his performance declined towards the end of the season, Berrios remains focused on regaining his form and contributing to the team’s success moving forward.