The Toronto Blue Jays are so close to getting to .500 after falling victim to the dreaded injured list before the season opener even commenced, as key players have not suited up for the ballclub in 2026 including starting pitcher Jose Berrios. Berrios has been dealing with a stress fracture in his elbow, which should not deter his season much longer, but his rehab assignments have been less than ideal and if/when he returns to the roster manager John Schneider wants to make sure he is back for good. So, how much longer should the Jays wait to activate Berrios back to the roster? Well, his latest rehab assignment makes that tricky as he pitched under four innings, but allowed seven earned runs while walking four in Triple-A, including a grand slam. This isn't the confidence-building performance that would throw Berrios back into the majors for his season debut. In the minor leagues this year, Berrios has a 10.67 ERA in 14 innings with six homers as hitters are batting over .320 against him.…