Anthony Santander's three-run homer and Alan Roden's two-run shot propelled the Toronto Blue Jays to a 6-3 victory over the Atlanta Braves. Both home runs came during a decisive fifth inning against starter Spencer Schwellenbach, who had an uncharacteristically tough outing. After Myles Straw's single initiated the inning, Roden scored Toronto's first run with a chopper that beat a throw home from Austin Riley. Kevin Gausman, while yielding two solo shots, showcased his prowess with six strikeouts.

This victory marked a significant moment for the Blue Jays, finally breaking into double digits in team home runs this season, having started the night with just nine. The announced attendance was 26,979, and the game's duration was two hours and 33 minutes. Before the game, the Blue Jays made roster changes, recalling Addison Barger while placing Nathan Lukes on the paternity list.