Vladimir Guerrero Jr. delivered a decisive three-run homer in the eighth inning, leading the Toronto Blue Jays to a 4-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox. This was Guerrero's most impactful hit of the season, coming at a critical moment when the Jays were trailing. Despite a sluggish start, with only three hits through six innings, Toronto turned the game around with notable performances from Daulton Varsho and José Berríos, who pitched effectively against the Red Sox lineup.

Guerrero's home run followed a critical error by the Red Sox, allowing two runners on base. Manager John Schneider acknowledged Guerrero's power as a major factor in their lineup, especially with Varsho's return from injury adding depth. The win marked the Blue Jays' second consecutive come-from-behind victory, boosting team morale significantly.