The Toronto Blue Jays faced yet another crushing defeat, losing 5-4 to the Los Angeles Angels in a walk-off finish. After leading 4-2 heading into the ninth inning, the Blue Jays appeared set to end their three-game losing streak. However, closer Jeff Hoffman faltered under pressure, allowing the Angels to load the bases without an out. Jorge Soler sealed the comeback with a decisive three-run double.

This loss marked the Blue Jays' fourth in a row, bringing their season record to 16-20, yet they still sit third in the American League East. Despite a strong outing from José Berríos, who struck out nine across six-plus innings, the bullpen's inability to secure wins remains a major concern. Bo Bichette's two-run single did show signs of offensive life, but the team’s late-inning struggles persist.

Manager John Schneider expressed his frustration, acknowledging the team's potential. With Chris Bassitt slated to start in the series finale, the Blue Jays aim to break their losing streak against an Angels team that had been struggling as well.