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Blue Jays Sweep Mariners with Dominant 9-1 Win, Reach .500

Toronto's resurgence featured power hitting and strong pitching, snapping Seattle's nine-series win streak.

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Overview

  • George Springer's three-run homer in the fifth inning powered Toronto's offense, while Addison Barger added his first home run of the season in the seventh.
  • José Ureña and Eric Lauer combined for 6 2/3 innings of one-run pitching, with Lauer delivering 4 2/3 scoreless innings of relief to secure the win.
  • Seattle's Bryce Miller allowed seven earned runs over five-plus innings, raising concerns about his durability as his ERA climbed to 5.22 for the season.
  • The Mariners, who entered the series with MLB's best record since April 7, were held to seven runs across three games, marking their first three-game skid since early April.
  • Toronto improved to 20-20 with the sweep, completing a 4-2 road trip and extending their winning streak to four games as they prepare to host Tampa Bay.