Cody Bellinger’s 95.3 mph throw from right saved a run as the Yankees beat the Blue Jays 3-1 in a rain-delayed game. New York used two unearned runs in the second, Wells’ two sacrifice flies, and Bednar locked it down with a four-out save. Judge returned at DH and went 1-for-4, while Vlad Guerrero Jr. supplied Toronto’s offense with a pair of hits and Lukes contributed a late-inning single for Toronto. The win tightens NYY’s series outlook and showcases clutch defense and timely hitting.

Toronto couldn’t string together sustained rallies after the delay, though Guerrero Jr. remained a spark over a six-game hot stretch. The Jays got a solid start from Bassitt but failed to cash in on early chances, while Bellinger’s arm and Bednar’s save highlighted a Yankees victory built on defense, opportunistic scoring, and bullpen supremacy in the late innings.