The Blue Jays exploded for 14 runs on 18 hits, pinning a lopsided win on the Rangers as Toronto stretched its win streak to three. Myles Straw kicked it off with a three‑run homer in the second and followed with a two‑run shot in the third, logging his first career multihomer game and a 4‑for‑5 day with five RBI. Bo Bichette ripped a bases‑cleared double in the second, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. watched from first as Springer’s return factored into the lineup, and Daulton Varsho added a two‑run homer as Toronto batted around in the fifth. Davis Schneider delivered a three‑run homer as Rowdy Tellez, in a rare position‑player stint on the mound, logged seventh‑inning action.

The 18‑hit attack bought Lauer a season‑high 102 pitches before giving way in the sixth; Corbin struggled early, exiting after just 2 1/3 frames as seven runs crossed on eight hits. The Rangers dropped their fourth in a row, while Toronto rode the offense to coast to a dominant victory. Springer’s return from a concussion and the rest‑of‑lineup momentum provided Toronto with a template of depth and pop for the upcoming stretch.

Blue Jays fans were handed a clear signal: the lineup’s depth is playing at peak efficiency, Straw’s breakout adds a dangerous speed element, and the home‑and‑away balance in the order creates a formidable fantasy profile. For Texas, the continued bullpen work and short outbursts from the bats will need to evolve to avoid further slide.