The Toronto Blue Jays showcased their resilience by staging a remarkable comeback against the Arizona Diamondbacks, ultimately clinching a 5-4 victory. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. led the charge with a stunning 448-foot home run, contributing to a stellar 3-for-4 performance that also included three RBIs. Bo Bichette's solo homer tied the game before Addison Barger delivered a dramatic walk-off blast, marking the fifth time in franchise history that the Blue Jays achieved back-to-back homers for a walk-off win. Manager John Schneider praised the efforts of his top hitters, noting the effectiveness of the lineup adjustments.

With this win, the Blue Jays halted a three-game losing streak, improving their home record to 23-13. Jeff Hoffman secured the win with a solid relief inning, while Chris Bassitt delivered a quality start, allowing just three earned runs in six innings. The game saw an impressive crowd of 38,537 fans at Rogers Centre, who cheered on as Guerrero celebrated his monumental home run. The Blue Jays continue to demonstrate their potential as a dangerous lineup when their top-order batters are firing on all cylinders.