What happened: The Blue Jays posted a lighthearted goodnight message to fans, leaning on a pun-filled note and a renewed call to participate in MLB All-Star balloting. The post points supporters to the league's voting portal and reiterates the team's ongoing 'Vote Phriendship' campaign.
Why it matters: The appeal comes as Toronto pushes several players up the All-Star finalist board during the final stretch of fan voting. It continues a steady run of fan-mobilization posts the club has used to drive turnout for its candidates.
By the numbers: Toronto enters the day 36-38 on the season, riding a two-game winning streak with a 4.1 runs-scored, 4.3 runs-allowed split. The club has framed the push around multiple players sitting in finalist positions in the latest balloting update. Toronto is scheduled to visit the Chicago Cubs (39-36), with Chicago listed at -120.
What to watch: Watch for the final All-Star voting cutoff and whether Toronto's finalists hold their spots, with the club set to open play against Chicago.