It's the worst time of the year in Major League Baseball to have an injured star, and the Toronto Blue Jays are still uncertain of when one of their biggest guns can return.

Shortstop Bo Bichette, who was the team's hottest hitter in the month of August, sprained his left knee in a Sept. 6 collision with New York Yankees catcher Austin Wells. The initial hope was that he could avoid an injured list stint, but he went on the 10-day IL last Tuesday, retroactive to Sept. 7.

With a five-game lead over the Yankees in the division race, all Toronto really has to be concerned about at this point is whether Bichette will be back and playing like his usual self by the playoffs. But that's becoming murkier by the day.

After Bichette traveled to Dallas on Monday to receive a second opinion from a

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