Nathan Eovaldi anchored Texas with the majors’ lowest ERA among qualifiers, seven solid innings as the Rangers beat Toronto 10-4 in the Rogers Centre. He scattered five hits while keeping the Blue Jays’ bats quiet, even as Alejandro Kirk and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. joined the homer parade for Toronto. José Berríos endured a rough sightline, charged with six runs on 10 hits in just 4 1/3 innings, extending a recent slide. George Springer returned with a 434-foot two-run blast in the eighth as Toronto mounted late offense, but the night belonged to Eovaldi and Texas.

Toronto’s offense finally produced a few bright spots—Kirk’s ninth homer and Guerrero Jr.’s team-leading 21st—yet Berríos couldn’t finish off hitters, prompting talk of Shane Bieber joining the Jays’ rotation and Paul Skenes looming in Pittsburgh. Springer’s return from concussion provided a spark, and Toronto now eyes a matchup with Skenes before a Miami trip. The Jays’ mounting innings concerns, combined with Eovaldi’s elite form, set the tone for a week of rotation tinkering and lineup adjustments in fantasy rosters.

From a fantasy lens, Eovaldi’s trendline stands out as a rare stabilizer in Texas’ rotation, while Berríos’ recent struggles temper Jays interest in immediate confidence. Bieber’s arrival could shift Toronto’s ceiling, and Skenes’ big-league debut chatter adds a dynamic element to opponents’ plans. Springer and Guerrero Jr. remain must-starts when healthy, with Springer’s power returning just in time for a favorable upcoming slate.