Blue Jays have a .745 OPS problem that's a major reason for their struggles

The Toronto Blue Jays are not having a good 2026 season, which is a major letdown following the 2025 season, when they were just one win shy of winning the World Series.They fell so far back that they sold at the MLB trade deadline. Fortunately, they're back in the race right now and might even make the postseason. But they have a major issue that could hold them back from making the push for the postseason.As Kerry Miller of Bleacher Report highlighted, that issue is the .745 OPS mark that not one single regular hitter in the lineup is beating right now. The Blue Jays' offense is incredibly lackluster, and this .745 OPS figure shows it.Blue Jays have to resolve .745 OPS offensive problem"Toronto Blue Jays (61-65): Zero regulars with an OPS of .745 or better," Miller writes. "At the start