When the Blue Jays arrived for work at the Rogers Centre on Wednesday, there was no time to lament the harsh reality of the dire situation they’ve put themselves in. Article content

And by the end of another miserable, non-competitive night, it was staring them in the face. Article content Article content

Alone in first place atop the AL East since July 3, a mostly heartless, blowout 7-1 loss to the Boston Red Sox combined with the New York Yankees 8-1 thumping of the White Sox and suddenly the Jays and the Bronx Bombers are locked with the same record.

Console yourself with the fact that the Jays possess the tiebreaker if you must, but this tumble has become ugly fast and one of the biggest collapses in franchise history is now shockingly in play.

Console yourself with the fact th

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