The Toronto Blue Jays have put themselves into a position where they could become buyers. It didn't look like that way for a while when they were middling at the beginning of the season, but after they have found their stride on offense to go along with a solid pitching staff,

The Toronto Blue Jays have decided to give injured starter Max Scherzer at least one more rehab start in the minor leagues. Blue Jays manager John Schneider said the 40-year-old came out of the rehab start fine and will start for Triple-A Buffalo on Wednesday.

The Blue Jays have been one of baseball's hottest teams in June and the club could get some key contributors back from injury soon.

The Jays had a simple checklist for Scherzer's outing: throw 60 to 65 pitches, flash solid fastball velocity and rebound well the next day.