The Toronto Blue Jays emerged victorious in a tightly contested matchup against the Boston Red Sox, triumphing 6-1 on a cold night in Boston. Easton Lucas made a notable second big-league start, continuing his impressive performance from his previous outing against the Nationals. Despite facing the high-profile Garrett Crochet, Lucas struck out four of the first five batters he faced, showcasing his potential as a reliable starter. George Springer’s solo homer in the sixth inning not only opened the scoring but also boosted his already leading batting average to .459.

The game highlighted some struggles for the Red Sox, particularly with Crochet, who faltered under pressure, allowing three runs in the sixth following a home run and two throwing errors. The Jays capitalized on these mistakes, with Bo Bichette contributing significantly with three RBIs. Conversely, Davis Schneider's lack of hitting continued as he struggled to find his form. The Jays' lower-order hitters also proved effective, combining for three hits and four runs, further underscoring their offensive depth.