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Blue Jays’ Bieber Struggles, Walks Six in First Inning Against Nationals

Bieber issued six walks and lasted only two-thirds of an inning as Toronto’s starter lost control in the series opener, officials said.

  • On Tuesday night, Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Shane Bieber exited his start against the Washington Nationals after walking six batters in two-thirds of an inning.
  • Manager John Schneider pulled Bieber after 42 pitches with only 15 strikes, following a sequence where the right-hander issued walks to six of nine batters, including three with bases loaded.
  • Compounding the team's difficulties, Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. left Tuesday's game with right hamstring tightness, replaced in the fourth inning by Kazuma Okamoto.
  • According to Stathead, Bieber is the 11th pitcher in major league history to walk at least six while recording two outs or less, matching a mark last reached by Ryan Dempster in 2001.
  • The Blue Jays entered the series last in the American League East with a 49-58 record through 107 games, facing continued challenges as they attempt to improve their division standing.
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Blue Jays' Shane Bieber struggles with control, walks 6 in two-thirds of an inning vs. Nats

Toronto pitcher Shane Bieber’s start against the Washington Nationals was anything but a walk in the park.

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