Shane Bieber spun six innings of one-run ball as Toronto erupted for 11 hits to rout Baltimore 11-2 and complete the series sweep at Rogers Centre. George Springer and Alejandro Kirk each logged three hits, fueling a balanced attack that produced a late six-run seventh inning to break the game open.

Toronto finishes a 5-1 homestand with the AL’s best record, then heads to Tampa for a four-game set that features Trey Yesavage’s big-league debut, followed by Berrios, Gausman and Bassitt. With 13 games left, the Jays look primed for a postseason push as the road trip continues.

Blue Jays rally from a 4-2 hole to stun the Orioles 5-4, riding Addison Barger’s fifth-inning homer and Alejandro Kirk’s ninth-inning sacrifice fly. Kirk also delivered an eighth-inning RBI single to keep Toronto within one as Joey Loperfido added a late RBI hit. Baltimore tagged early against Tomoyuki Sugano, with Gunnar Henderson and Coby Mayo providing key early and late offense, while Max Scherzer worked five for Toronto. Bieber may settle the finale as Baltimore halves look to bullpen-day.

Toronto shattered Houston 6-0 behind Kevin Gausman, who fired a two-hit, complete-game shutout as the Astros’ offense remained stuck in neutral. Since Aug. 1, Houston has averaged 3.84 runs per game and has often folded with three or fewer scoring bumps, a troubling trend as the division fight with Seattle tightens.

Davis Schneider delivered a highlight with a 360-foot homer in the second, and Toronto capitalized on miscues to scratch out early runs. Yordan Alvarez and the Astros’ top bats struggled, continuing a pattern of tough swings against Gausman, who entered with a stern reputation vs him. The Jays’ win keeps them positioned in a pivotal AL landscape and leaves Houston eyeing Friday’s Atlanta tilt.