Boston Red Sox experienced a gut-wrenching 7-6 defeat against the Toronto Blue Jays in extra innings despite leading 6-0 at one point. The Red Sox's Garrett Whitlock struggled in the seventh, giving up a game-tying three-run homer to Anthony Santander. In the 10th inning, Toronto's Jeff Hoffman shut down Boston, striking out Alex Bregman and Trevor Story. Blue Jays clinched the win with Alejandro Kirk's walk-off single, sending Vladimir Guerrero Jr. home.

Lucas Giolito had a solid debut for the Red Sox, allowing three runs and striking out seven over six innings, though he faltered in the sixth with back-to-back homers. Carlos Narváez contributed significantly with a two-run blast that initially put Boston ahead. The series finale is set for Thursday night, featuring Boston's Tanner Houck against Toronto's José Berríos.

In a thrilling contest, the Toronto Blue Jays rallied from a 6-0 deficit against the Boston Red Sox, ultimately winning 7-6 in 10 innings. Alejandro Kirk's clutch RBI single brought in the decisive run, scoring Vladimir Guerrero Jr. who had started the inning on second base. Earlier in the game, Anthony Santander's three-run homer tied the game in the seventh, showcasing the Blue Jays' resilience.

Kirk's performance, alongside home runs from both Varsho and Santander, marked a pivotal moment for a lineup that had struggled offensively. The Red Sox, initially dominant, saw their lead evaporate due to a faltering bullpen after Lucas Giolito's impressive debut. Looking ahead, Toronto will aim to avoid a sweep in their next matchup with Jose Berrios on the mound.

The Toronto Blue Jays continued their struggles, suffering a 10-2 defeat against the Boston Red Sox at Rogers Centre, marking their eighth loss in nine games. The game was effectively over by the third inning, as the Red Sox jumped out to a 7-0 lead, powered by five home runs, including a two-run blast from Vladimir Guerrero Jr., who tied with Andrés Giménez for the team lead with three homers this season.

Bowden Francis, who took the loss, became only the third pitcher in Blue Jays history to surrender five home runs in a single game, joining the likes of Pat Hentgen and Brett Cecil. Despite the loss, Daulton Varsho provided a highlight reel moment with a spectacular catch, which has been described as one of the best seen in decades of Blue Jays coverage.

The Boston Red Sox showcased their offensive power with a commanding 10-2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. Wilyer Abreu’s three-run home run highlighted a four-run inning, while Rafael Devers and Jarren Duran contributed two of five home runs for the team. Garrett Crochet earned the win, striking out six and allowing two runs over seven innings. In contrast, the Blue Jays struggled offensively, with Vladimir Guerrero Jr. accounting for their only runs.

Notably, Daulton Varsho made his season debut for Toronto after recovering from shoulder surgery, but the team continues to face challenges, having scored fewer than four runs in their last eleven games. The loss puts extra pressure on the Blue Jays as they aim to compete in a tightly contested league.

The Boston Red Sox delivered a commanding performance against the Toronto Blue Jays in a 10-2 victory, highlighted by Wilyer Abreu's three-run home run during a four-run inning. Rafael Devers opened the scoring with a massive 422-foot homer. The Red Sox's offensive firepower was on full display as Jarren Duran, Alex Bregman, and Kristian Campbell also contributed homers, building an early seven-run lead.

Starting pitcher Garrett Crochet was stellar, striking out six batters over seven innings while only allowing two runs on four hits. Conversely, the Blue Jays struggled offensively, with Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s two-run shot being their sole highlight. Toronto's hitting woes continue, having scored under four runs in 11 consecutive games.