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The series-opening win was a nice way to bounce back from getting swept by the Houston Astros in Toronto’s previous series. No one scored until Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hit a homer in the sixth inning. New York tied it in the seventh and got the go-ahead run on a sac fly from Austin Wells. That lead wouldn’t last long though as Toronto scored three in the ninth highlighted by a go-ahead two-run double from Alejandro Kirk off closer Devin Williams. Jose Berrios pitched great for the Blue Jays to keep them in it going 5.1 scoreless innings. Carlos Carrasco pitched even better only giving up three hits in five scoreless innings.

Both teams are hoping for similar starting performances in Game 2. The home team will start one of their best in Max Fried this afternoon. The lefty couldn’t have started his tenure much better with the Yankees going 4-0 so far with a 1.42 ERA. New York has won all five games Fried has started and he earned his fourth win of the season going 7.2 scoreless innings against the Tampa Bay Rays in his last start while only giving up two hits. Toronto will go for the series win by starting Kevin Gausman who is 2-2 with a 3.16 ERA.

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