Road trips have not been the high point of the Toronto Blue Jays '26 season at this point, and right now they are in the midst of one of those trenches. The team just dropped its third game, the finale against the Minnesota Twins, and a pair to the Tampa Bay Rays. So, the ballclub is no longer teetering the .500 line ; instead, the Blue Jays are looking up to the New York Yankees, who now have a nine-game lead in the division. But that deficit isn't going to be made up in a day. Toronto needs to snap this streak and get back to Rogers Centre, where they might be getting a key player back. After outfielder Addison Barger's latest rehab assignment, it seems that he could get the nod to rejoin the organization this weekend, as he was able to play five innings out in the field to complement another two at third base. John Schneider says José Berríos will undergo an MRI tonight on his elbow. Said that the right-hander felt a little more sore than usual after his rehab start Sunday.…