Jorge Soler delivered a clutch performance for the Los Angeles Angels, driving in three runs with a ninth-inning double to secure a thrilling 5-4 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. The Angels, who were trailing 4-2, loaded the bases with no outs, and Soler capitalized on the opportunity, sending a shot into the left-field corner that rolled past Jonatan Clase.

The game saw Toronto take a commanding lead, with Myles Straw's RBI single and Bo Bichette's two-run hit in the seventh pushing them ahead 4-1. However, the Angels fought back, thanks to solo home runs from Kyren Paris and Yoan Moncada. The victory showcased the Angel's resilience as they rallied in the final moments of the game.

In terms of pitching, Jose Berrios of the Blue Jays struggled as he allowed two runs and walked five in six innings. In contrast, Angels starter Yusei Kikuchi was solid, giving up only one run. Brock Burke earned the win for the Angels, maintaining a scoreless inning to close the game out.