The Boston Red Sox displayed an explosive offensive performance in their 10-2 victory against the Toronto Blue Jays at Rogers Centre. Jarren Duran set the tone with a leadoff home run, marking his first of the season and increasing his batting average from .241 to .273 in just three games. The team's power surge continued as five players, including Duran, Alex Bregman, and Rafael Devers, hit home runs within the first three innings, achieving a feat not seen by the Red Sox in 16 years.

Garrett Crochet, the Red Sox ace, pitched seven solid innings, allowing only two runs while striking out six. Despite some struggles earlier in the game against Blue Jays starter Bowden Francis, the Red Sox's bats came alive with a total of seven runs on eight hits. Notably, both Devers and Wilyer Abreu hit home runs that traveled a staggering 422 feet, showcasing the team’s power capabilities.