The Philadelphia Phillies showcased a strong offensive performance during their spring training matchup against the Toronto Blue Jays, taking an early 5-0 lead that they maintained for a 5-4 victory. J.T. Realmuto initiated the scoring in the second inning with an RBI single, followed by Bryson Stott contributing another run with his own single. Kyle Schwarber capped off the second with a line drive that brought Realmuto home. The third inning saw Alec Bohm hit a home run, while Brandon Marsh added another run with a single.

The Blue Jays attempted a comeback in the later innings, scoring through Addison Barger and Alan Roden's solo home runs, but their rally fell short. Despite a two-run shot by Eddinson Paulino in the ninth that brought the game to a tense finish, the Phillies held on as they secured the win. Bowden Francis struggled on the mound for Toronto, allowing seven hits and five runs, while Taijuan Walker delivered a solid performance for Philadelphia.