The Toronto Blue Jays showcased a powerful offensive display during their four-game sweep against the Oakland Athletics, highlighted by Addison Barger's impressive performance. With a three-run homer in the eighth inning of their latest matchup, Barger helped seal an 8-4 victory, extending the team’s home win streak to seven games. Throughout this stretch, they have averaged nearly nine runs per game, demonstrating a potent offense against both the Padres and the Athletics. Barger's recent surge includes a .321 batting average over his last 24 games, showcasing his potential as a key contributor.

Manager John Schneider praised Barger for his dynamic hitting and renewed confidence at the plate, suggesting his improved athleticism is a crucial factor in his recent success. Additionally, the Blue Jays have seen contributions from other players, with a notable batting average of .337 during this winning streak, bolstered by an impressive 32 extra-base hits. However, the team also faces challenges, such as George Springer’s minor ankle injury and the recent placement of Daulton Varsho on the injured list, which could affect their lineup moving forward.

The Pittsburgh Pirates emerged victorious in a nail-biting 6-5 contest against the Milwaukee Brewers, clinching the win on a walk-off wild pitch in the tenth inning. Adam Frazier crossed home plate to score the decisive run, following an impressive performance from Oneil Cruz, who hit two home runs. Paul Skenes contributed significantly, delivering six solid innings on the mound. With their record now at 18-34, the Pirates aim to secure consecutive victories against the Brewers, who currently sit at 25-27.

The Pittsburgh Pirates secured a thrilling 4-3 victory over the Atlanta Braves, clinching the series with a dramatic walk-off play by Joey Bart. The game was decided when Bart's fielder's choice allowed Adam Frazier to score from third, despite the ball never leaving the infield. Pirates' starter Carmen Mlodzinski delivered a strong performance, pitching 5.2 scoreless innings, but the bullpen faced challenges late in the game.

Pittsburgh's offense shined in the fifth inning, scoring three runs against Braves’ starter Chris Sale, who struggled during his third time through the order. Key contributions came from Jared Triolo and Ke’Bryan Hayes, who both reached base and advanced on a double steal. A passed ball allowed Triolo to score, while a sacrifice fly from Andrew McCutchen brought Hayes home, and Bart capped the inning with a timely single.