For six innings, the Blue Jays looked like they were carrying Friday's blowout loss right back onto the field with them. The bats were quiet. The bullpen was stretched thin. Another loss felt inevitable. Then Daulton Varsho changed the mood with one swing. And by the time Kazuma Okamoto connected an inning later, the entire ballpark felt different. Fueled by a five-run eighth inning and an offense that finally woke up after spending much of the afternoon asleep, the Blue Jays stormed back from a five-run deficit to defeat the Cubs, 8-6, on Saturday afternoon at Wrigley Field. "I love the way they battled," manager John Schneider said. "Yesterday's game sucked. We get run out of here pretty good, then you get down 5-0 after the homer from Pete \[Crow-Armstrong\
