Giménez and Lukes delivered a late rally for Toronto, pulling even at 2-2 in the eighth with RBI hits that kept hope alive before Yainer Diaz stunned the Blue Jays with a 385-foot homer off Jeff Hoffman in the top of the ninth. Toronto couldn’t answer, dropping a tight 3-2 decision. Despite the loss, the Jays hold a three-game AL East lead as the Yankees and Red Sox fell elsewhere, underscoring the tightened margins for closers and power hitters in fantasy rosters.

Hoffman’s miscue came on an inside, middle-middle pitch to Diaz, a reminder that even elite relievers carry risk in high-leverage spots. Berríos left with two runs allowed through five-plus, but the bullpen faltered in the final frame. Diaz’s power and Correa’s timely blast are notable fantasy hooks to monitor as rosters navigate late-season rotation and bullpen usage.

Bo Bichette landed on the 10-day IL with a sprained left knee, retroactive to Sept. 7, prompting Toronto to summon Joey Loperfido from Buffalo. Bichette leads the league with 181 hits and 44 doubles and sits .311 with 18 homers and 93 RBIs in 139 games. His absence could test Toronto’s depth as Loperfido and others fill the order.

The Blue Jays, two games ahead of the Yankees with 19 left, open at home vs Houston. A bruising weekend in New York—collision at home plate and a rain delay—highlights the scramble for fantasy managers tracking Toronto’s lineup.