Jays management is being dissed over batting order

Many fans are left wondering why manager John Schneider insists on keeping George Springer in the leadoff spot despite his poor performance this season, while other star sluggers like Bo Bichette are constantly being shuffled around in the lineup.

Sources close to the team suggest that a significant power struggle is occurring behind the scenes in the Blue Jays' organization. Analysts are perplexed by Springer's apparent immunity to being demoted down the lineup, arguing that this decision is negatively impacting the overall team performance due to the veteran outfielder's struggles at the plate.

The Blue Jays' upper management is facing criticism for their perceived lack of control over the team. Fans are increasingly frustrated as they struggle to identify who is truly in charge of making crucial decisions for the team's overall health and success.

The question remains whether this is solely a case of Schneider's mismanagement or if there are deeper issues within the organization. The constant shuffling of the lineup, particularly the treatment of Bichette, has raised eyebrows among fans and analysts alike, who expect more consistency from a team with such high expectations.