Toronto snagged a 6-5 win over Tampa Bay at Steinbrenner Field, earning their sixth straight victory while a controversial fan-interference call on Brandon Lowe’s three-run homer off José Berríos stirred debate. Replay could not conclusively prove the ball would have been a homer without the intrusion, so the on-field call stood. The Jays surged early with Springer, Barger and Guerrero Jr., Lukes and Loperfido added solo shots, and the bullpen closed out the Rays late after a fourth-inning spike. The Rays played in a minor-league venue due to Tropicana Field repairs, adding to the night’s drama and momentum swing for Toronto.

Blue Jays aim to extend a six-game win streak in Tampa as José Berríos returns on five days’ rest to face Ryan Pepiot. Berríos is 9-5 with Toronto 19-10 in his starts, while Pepiot has allowed zero runs in each of his last three outings and held Toronto to three runs across 13 innings in two meetings this year. After an 11-inning comeback win, Toronto looks to keep the momentum going as it closes the series and eyes Kansas City next.

Toronto rallied to a 2-1 11-inning win over Tampa Bay as the MLB Monday slate produced a bevy of pitching and late-inning heroics, while Minnesota ambushed the Yankees 7-0 and Philadelphia edged LA 6-5 in 10. Cincinnati and Arizona led blowout wins, Atlanta crushed Washington, and St. Louis was tumbled by Cincinnati. In the NFL, Tampa Bay survived Houston 20-19 and the Chargers topped the Raiders 20-9. Tuesday’s schedule sets up several fantasy-friendly matchups, with Berríos vs Pepiot and a full MLB and NFL docket across the day, plus Canadian soccer semifinals and the start of WNBA Playoffs action.

Blue Jays face late-season injury drama as Bo Bichette contends with a left knee PCL sprain and seeks a second opinion, likely sidelining him into October. Anthony Santander’s rehab progress could bolster Toronto’s lineup once he’s cleared to outfield. José Berríos earns Roberto Clemente Award nod for community work, underscoring leadership beyond the mound. Toronto’s roster churn continues with Ryan Borucki DFA’d and Trey Yesavage called up, as the club weighs lineup and rotation in pursuit of a postseason push.