Chris Bassitt knocked out 10, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. met his first Homer of the season, and Toronto Blue Jays defeated the visiting Atlanta Braves 3-1 on Wednesday afternoon.
Guerrero had an RBI single to go with his solo home run in the rubber match in the three-game series.
The two best finders in the Atlanta set up knocked out eight times, four each of Michael Harris II and Austin Riley. No. 3 Hitter Matt Olson added three strikes to Atlantic a total of 19, and binds a Braves franchise for a 9-inning game and a shy to match the MLB disc.
Bassitt (2-0) struck five closure rounds, which enabled three hits and two walks. However, he needed 90 seats and was replaced by Brendon Little on sixth.
Drake Baldwin met his first career Major League -homer in the ninth against Toronto closer to Jeff Hoffman, who received his fourth rescue.
Brave Starter Spencer Strider (0-1) returned from the elbow surgery to make his first start since April 5, 2024. His command was not sharp early, but he beat five plus rounds, which allowed two runs, five hits and a walk with five strikes in 97 seats.
Toronto did in the third. Bo Bichette doubled to the gap in the left and scored when Guerrero founded a single up in the middle. Guerrero helped battles when he was out trying to steal second.
Olson singled for Atlanta’s first hit to lead the fourth but was stranded in second place when the inning finished on Baldwin’s strike.
Atlanta threatened in fifth when Eli White and Orlando Arcia singled with one out and advanced on a wild pitch. Bassitt fled with two strikes.
Strider recorded his 500th career strike when he attracted Addison Barger to chase a 3-2 slider in the lower half of the fifth.
Struggles retired eight in a row before Guerrero led by the sixth by clubing a flat slider to left to finish his homerless drought. Strider went Anthony Santander next and was replaced by Dylan Lee.
Toronto bumped the lead to three in the seventh when Myles Straw went by Pierce Johnson, stole others and scored on Bicettes double to the left.
Toronto -Reliever Yimi Garcia knocked out all four kinds he met in seventh and eighth.
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