Génesis Cabrera was initially considered a lock to return to the bullpen, but his status has become uncertain after general manager Ross Atkins declined to name a closer for the upcoming season. This suggests that the team is re-evaluating its bullpen options, which may lead to significant turnover, including the possibility of non-tendering contracts for established players like Jordan Romano.

Genesis Cabrera entered the game in the eighth inning as a setup man for the Blue Jays, but struggled, allowing back-to-back singles that put runners on first and third. He then blew a save opportunity when Masataka Yoshida tied the game by driving in a run on a forceout, marking Cabrera's third blown save of the season.

Génesis Cabrera allowed a seventh-inning sacrifice fly to pinch hitter Christopher Morel, contributing to the Rays' lead. His performance contributed to a tight game as the Blue Jays tried to battle back from a deficit.

Genesis Cabrera gave up a seventh-inning sacrifice fly to pinch hitter Christopher Morel, contributing to the Rays' lead at that point in the game. He was charged with the loss, bringing his record to 3-3 for the season.

Genesis Cabrera pitched in relief for the Blue Jays, coming in after Gausman's seven-inning outing. He allowed a one-out homer to Thomas Saggese in the eighth inning, which tied the game at that moment.