The Toronto Blue Jays concluded a disappointing season with a 3-1 defeat against the Miami Marlins, marking their worst record since 2019. Despite high expectations after previous playoff appearances, the team struggled offensively and faced persistent bullpen issues.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. fell short of 200 hits for the season, ending the game with two walks and a groundout. The Marlins swept the series, outscoring Toronto 26-7, highlighting the Blue Jays' struggles throughout the year.

José Berríos faced a disappointing end to his season as the Toronto Blue Jays suffered a heavy defeat against the Miami Marlins, losing 15-5 at home. Berríos struggled, giving up six runs in just three innings, leading to a rise in his earned-run average from 3.38 to 3.60.

Despite a strong record leading into the game, Berríos was unable to contain the Marlins' offense, which included significant hits from Jesus Sanchez and Jonah Bride. The Blue Jays attempted a comeback but ultimately fell short, leaving them with a challenging position as they eye the upcoming draft.

Xavier Edwards and Jonah Bride led the Miami Marlins to a dominant 15-5 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays, showcasing an impressive offensive performance with 17 hits.

Edwards shone with three triples and four RBIs, while Bride contributed with two home runs. The Marlins quickly established a strong lead, capitalizing on the struggles of Blue Jays starter Jose Berrios, who suffered the loss.

Despite the Blue Jays' efforts, including a solo homer from Ernie Clement, they could not match the Marlins' onslaught. Marlins pitcher Adam Oller earned the win, allowing four earned runs in five innings.