Blue Jays End Season With Loss, Marlins Sweep

The Toronto Blue Jays concluded their season with a 3-1 loss to the Miami Marlins, completing a demoralizing three-game sweep by a team that had the worst record in the National League. The Blue Jays finished with a disappointing 74-88 record, their worst since 2019, and experienced a dismal September, losing eight of their final nine games. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. fell short of reaching 200 hits for the season, while Miami's Jonah Bride extended his hitting streak to eight games and contributed two RBIs in the final game. Marlins' starter Ryan Weathers allowed only one run over 6 1/3 innings, and Anthony Bender earned his first save. Despite a strong second half, Blue Jays pitcher Jose Berrios had a rough outing in a previous game against Miami, allowing six runs in three innings.