The Toronto Blue Jays pulled off a thrilling 11-9 victory against the New York Yankees, securing their third consecutive win in a series that is proving pivotal in the AL East standings. After jumping to an 8-0 lead, the Blue Jays watched as the Yankees clawed back to tie the game at 9-9, thanks to Aaron Judge's impressive 31st home run. However, Toronto rallied in the eighth inning, with George Springer scoring on a wild pitch and Addison Barger driving in the go-ahead run to seal the game. Closer Jeff Hoffman earned his 20th save despite a shaky outing from starter Jose Berrios.

The game showcased the resilience of both teams, but Toronto's explosive start and strategic plays in crucial moments made the difference. The Blue Jays maintain momentum as they now share the lead in the division, setting the stage for an intense finish to the season.