There is work to be done to fix what ails the Blue Jays. It took just six innings in the opening game of a series vs. the first-place Rays on Monday night at Rogers Centre for the Jays to expose to fans what has become an obvious Achilles Heel, defending the stolen base, negating team speed and handling small-ball. The first six innings vs. the Rays was an alarming two hours of Jays discombobulation that cast doubt on their ability not just to defend against speed, but also the ability to defend their AL crown.