Giménez hit a pivotal three-run homer in the first inning, giving the Blue Jays an early lead and setting the tone for the game despite the eventual tension.

Andres Gimenez continues to be a valuable asset, particularly in rotisserie formats, thanks to his speed and contact skills. Even with a lower lineup position, he has maintained a solid batting average and stolen base potential.

Gimenez's return from injury is crucial for the Blue Jays' infield, providing depth and potential offensive spark as they enter essential games.

Giménez is recovering from a right quad strain and has not played since May 7. His absence has led to better performances from Ernie Clement and Addison Barger, raising questions about his future role on the team as he struggles offensively.

Andrés Giménez is currently on the injured list but is expected to resume baseball activities soon, with a minor league rehab assignment on the horizon.