The Toronto Blue Jays celebrated an impressive four-game sweep over the New York Yankees, marking a historic first for the franchise at home. The sweep propelled the Jays into first place in the AL East, a position they haven't occupied outside the season's early weeks since 2016. Over the four games, they displayed a powerful offense, scoring 36 runs while showcasing resilience by overcoming several deficits. Notably, Nathan Lukes emerged a hero in the final game with a crucial two-run double after a grueling 14-pitch at-bat, cementing his role as a key player in the lineup.

Since May 27, the Jays have posted a stellar 23-10 record, which ties them with the Houston Astros for the best in Major League Baseball during that span. This turnaround is a testament to their improved performance and strategic play, and fans are left wondering if this momentum can carry them through the remainder of the season.