Soriano sets tone as Blue Jays rebound from sloppy loss

SACRAMENTO — John Schneider sat in the visitors’ dugout at Sutter Health Park before Tuesday’s first pitch as the temperature reached 33 C. With sweat forming on his brow, the Toronto Blue Jays manager brushed aside any talk of conditions, whether it be the recently completed series in Kansas City or here in Northern California. “This is what you play for,” said Schneider. “They understand that. I don’t think that the environment or the weather or anything has any bearing. We’ve got to go out and just play a little better than we did yesterday.” And just like that, the…