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Blue Jays dominate Athletics with a 12-0 victory at Rogers Centre

Blue Jays celebrate their 12-0 win against Athletics
The Blue Jays celebrate a stunning 12-0 victory over the Athletics at Rogers Centre.

Powerful performance from the Blue Jays

In a stunning display of offensive prowess, the Toronto Blue Jays crushed the Oakland Athletics 12-0 at Rogers Centre on Thursday night. The highlight of the game was an explosive eight-run second inning, where Ernie Clement and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

both hit home runs, showcasing the team’s power hitting. Clement’s three-run homer and a two-run double contributed significantly to the Blue Jays’ scoring spree, while Guerrero’s two-run blast tied him for the team lead with eight home runs this season.

Pitching dominance seals the deal

On the mound, Blue Jays starter Jose Berrios was nothing short of spectacular. He dominated the Athletics’ lineup, allowing only two hits and two walks while striking out nine batters over six innings. The bullpen continued the shutout, with Mason Fluharty and Jose Urena combining to keep the Athletics scoreless.

This performance marked a significant improvement for the Blue Jays, who had struggled offensively in their previous games, managing only six runs over a six-game road trip.

Looking ahead: Upcoming matchups for the Blue Jays

As the Blue Jays celebrate this impressive victory, they are set to face the Athletics again with right-hander Chris Bassitt taking the mound on Friday.

The team is looking to build on this momentum and improve their record, currently standing at 28-28. Meanwhile, the Athletics are reeling from their eighth consecutive road loss, struggling to find their footing this season. With Max Scherzer scheduled to throw a live batting practice session, fans are eager to see how the veteran pitcher will contribute once he returns to the lineup.

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