Today in Jays history: Buehrle Gives Up 7 Runs, But Jays Win
Briefly

On this day, twelve years ago, Mark Buehrle endured a disastrous inning, allowing seven runs against the Tampa Bay Rays early in the game. Despite a rough start to the season, marked by a 6.43 ERA, he recovered enough to pitch three clean innings afterward. The Blue Jays were seemingly outmatched but, against all odds, mounted a thrilling comeback, eventually winning 8-7—a testament to resilience and teamwork in sports.
The situation was dire, with Buehrle surrendering seven runs in a single inning, yet the Blue Jays showcased remarkable resilience to stage an incredible comeback.
Despite a shaky beginning in his first season with the Blue Jays, Buehrle's fortitude allowed him to redeem himself and support the team in their epic comeback.
The seventh-run inning could have spelled disaster, yet Buehrle's ability to eat innings provided crucial breathing space for his teammates to mount a historic recovery.
Dropping to a mere 1.7% win probability, the Blue Jays' comeback against the odds showcased an undying spirit, marking a memorable chapter in the game's history.
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