Guerrero Hits First Homer of Season at Rogers Centre as Blue Jays Crush Orioles 8-1
Guerrero ended an 11-month home drought, and Toronto hit three straight homers in the fifth to keep pace in the AL wild-card race.
- The Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Baltimore Orioles 8-1 on Sunday at Rogers Centre, with Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hitting a solo home run—his first at home in almost 11 months.
- Guerrero had struggled this season with only 9 homers and 56 RBI while facing 'boo birds' at Rogers Centre following the team's World Series loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
- In the fifth inning, George Springer, Guerrero, and Kazuma Okamoto drilled successive home runs against Trevor Rogers; Springer added a bases-clearing double in the eighth for a four-RBI day.
- The 75-75 Blue Jays remain within striking distance of the Cleveland Guardians for the final American League wild-card spot, while the 72-78 Orioles lost ground in the standings.
- Toronto continues its homestand on Monday as RHP Jose Soriano faces Detroit Tigers righty Troy Melton in the opener of a three-game set at Rogers Centre.
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