The Toronto Blue Jays achieved their most significant comeback of the season, overcoming a six-run deficit to defeat the Boston Red Sox 7-6. Alejandro Kirk emerged as the hero, driving in the winning run with a vital single in the 10th inning. The Jays, who had struggled offensively, finally found their rhythm after falling behind 6-0, with key contributions from George Springer, Daulton Varsho, and Anthony Santander, who all hit home runs to claw back into the game.

Despite starting the game with Yariel Rodriguez on the mound, who faced challenges early on, the Jays rallied. They faced Lucas Giolito, making his first big-league appearance since an elbow injury, and capitalized on a shaky performance to complete the comeback. This victory marks an essential turnaround for a team that has faced a rough stretch of late.