In a thrilling encounter at the Rogers Centre, the Toronto Blue Jays showcased their resilience by coming from behind to defeat the New York Yankees, clinching a 5-4 victory in the opening game of their four-game series. The Jays' pivotal moment arrived in the sixth inning when they exploded for four runs, significantly altering the game's momentum.

The offensive surge kicked off with a double from Davis Schneider, who was later driven home by Nathan Lukes' single. Ernie Clement's infield hit tied the game, and after George Springer reached base due to catcher’s interference, it was Vladimir Guerrero Jr. who delivered a decisive blow with a powerful hit that scored two runs, sealing the lead for the Jays. Jeff Hoffman capped off the night with a flawless ninth inning, securing his 19th save.