Lukes was part of the sequence that led to Pham’s big hit, being hit by a pitch earlier in the frame and later faring in a key at-bat. While not a centerpiece, his presence adds depth to Toronto’s bench and situational lineup.

Lukes teamed with Kirk to provide Toronto’s early offensive punch, doubling home two in the first inning. His speed and multi-position eligibility add value in deeper leagues, and his presence in the lineup gives the Jays another source of pressure for pitchers, especially in run-producing situations.

Lukes flashed defensive range and awareness with two standout plays early, framing Toronto’s defensive tempo and hinting at his value as a depth piece who can contribute in the field and on the basepaths.

Lukes’ defensive gem sequence, robbing Pederson and throwing to Ernie Clement at the bag, underscored Toronto’s ability to bend but not break, keeping Bassitt’s missteps from spiraling and fueling the Jays’ comeback surge.

Lukes flashed defensively with a firm snare on a Nico Hoerner liner, disrupting a potential game-tying rally and underscoring the Jays’ depth in the outfield and bench. His presence adds a floor of defensive versatility that can help keep the lineup balanced in longer stretches.