The Toronto Blue Jays pulled off a thrilling 11-9 victory against the New York Yankees. The game saw the Blue Jays squander an 8-0 lead only to rally back in the eighth inning. George Springer scored the go-ahead run after a wild pitch from Devin Williams, followed by Addison Barger's crucial run-scoring single. The Yankees managed to tie the game with a 440-foot blast from Aaron Judge, marking his 31st homer of the season, but Toronto regained control to secure their third straight win.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was a standout performer, contributing significantly to the Blue Jays' offensive outburst, while Jose Berrios struggled on the mound, giving up six runs across 4 1/3 innings. The Yankees' Will Warren also had a rough outing, allowing eight runs in just four innings. Jeff Hoffman earned his 20th save, capping off an intense game at Rogers Centre.