The Toronto Blue Jays secured a 3-1 victory against the Baltimore Orioles, thanks to George Springer’s two-run single and Chris Bassitt's strong six-inning performance. Bassitt, earning his first win of the season, allowed just one run, scattering eight hits while striking out seven. Tyler Heineman added an insurance run with a homer, marking his second career long ball. Despite the Orioles striking first with a wild pitch allowing Ryan O’Hearn to score, they struggled to capitalize on scoring opportunities, leaving runners stranded. The Blue Jays' bullpen also shone, with Jeff Hoffman closing the game for his first save.

In a pivotal moment, Bassitt struck out Cedric Mullins with two men on base, staving off an Orioles threat. As Toronto looks ahead to a three-game series against the Washington Nationals, they will need to address the absence of Max Scherzer, who was placed on the disabled list. With promising performances from starters and relievers alike, the Blue Jays aim to build momentum moving forward in the season.