Chris Bassitt hit 10, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. He hit the first Homer of the season, and Toronto Blue Jays defeated Atlanta Braves 3-1 in the afternoon of Wednesday.
Guerrero had a RBI Single to go with a solo home run in the tire match of the three -game series.
The first two strikers in the Atlanta series were shot four times by Michael Harris II and Austin Riley. Matt Olson, the number 3, has added three strikes to Atlanta’s total of 19 and is a shy matching a Braves franchise record and MLB record for a 9 -stroke game.
Bassitt (2-0), three strokes and two walks, allowing five closure strokes. However, he needed 90 fields and was replaced by Brendon Little in the sixth.
Drake Baldwin shot his first career Major League Homer as his ninth career against Jeff Hoffman, who won his fourth savings.
Braves Starter Spencer Strider (0-1) has returned from elbow surgery to make its first start since April 5, 2024. The command was not sharp early, but he allowed a walk with two running, five strokes and five strokes on 97 fields.
Toronto scored a third goal. Bo Bichette doubled in the space in the left center and scored a goal when Guerrero collected a single in the middle. Guerrero helped Strder trying to play the second.
Olson sang for the first shot for Atlanta to go to the fourth place, but when the shooting ended in Baldwin’s strike, he was trapped in the second place.
Atlanta threatened Eli White and Orlando Arcia to go out and proceeded in a wild field. Bassitt fled with two strikes.
Strider, Addison Barger in the fifth lower half of the 3-2 shifting chase when convincing the 500th career strike recorded.
Strider retired eight in a row before he went to the sixth place, clustering a slider to the left to end Guerrero’s Homerless drought. Strider later walked Anthony Santander and was replaced by Dylan Lee.
Toronto, Myles Straw walked by Pierce Johnson, the second stole and Bichette scored from left to left.
Toronto relaxing Yimi Garcia, the seventh and eighth ranked four doughs.
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