The Toronto Blue Jays have found their offensive spark against the Oakland Athletics, hitting 10 home runs over three games, including four in a thrilling 8-7 victory on Saturday. George Springer led the charge with two home runs, signaling his return to form. The Jays improved to a 16-12 record after a slow April, but their pitching remains a concern, particularly with Jeff Hoffman struggling in the ninth. The game was marred by a potential injury to Daulton Varsho, who is undergoing an MRI after injuring his hamstring while attempting to stretch a double into a triple.

Braydon Fisher opened for the Jays, making his MLB debut amid a bullpen day strategy, but the A's quickly took a lead. Easton Lucas, called up from Triple-A, provided a solid performance in relief, striking out three in 4.2 innings. The offensive output was a welcome relief, but their reliance on home runs raises questions about their consistency as they look to build momentum in the season ahead.