Before arguably one of the biggest games of the season days before the most important month of the schedule, the Blue Jays’ forgotten man was doing his best to be a part of the show. Article content

Anthony Santander, the slugger the Jays signed to a five-year, $92-million deal in the off-season, is fighting his way back to at least have an opportunity to help his new team come playoff time. Article content Article content

For the first time since he went to the injured list back in late May, Santander took batting practice on Friday as he makes an aggressive push to return to the lineup and contribute.

“He’s increasing his volume, so that’s good,” manager John Schneider said prior to Friday’s first of three games against the National League-leading Milwaukee Brewers. “It took a whi

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