The Cubs pulled off a controlled offensive display in Toronto, with Michael Busch delivering a solo shot that stretched into the stands for his 23rd homer, followed by Matt Shaw’s 10th, giving Cade Horton comfortable run support. Horton worked the Blue Jays in waves, carrying a no-hitter into the sixth and finishing with eight strikeouts as Chicago built a 4-0 lead before the Jays finally mounted a response. Toronto finally cracked Horton when Andres Giménez singled with one out in the sixth, but Kevin Gausman settled in after a rough start, leaving Toronto scoreless until Vladimir Guerrero Jr. delivered an RBI double off Andrew Kittredge in the eighth. The Jays’ only other highlight was Guerrero Jr.’s two-base hit coming with Bichette at third in a tense moment that could have changed the frame, while Miguel Amaya left late after injuring his left leg on a dive to beat out an infield single. Daniel Palencia closed out the win with a clean ninth, earning his 16th save as the sellout crowd watched a brisk two-hour, 27-minute game at Rogers Centre.