July 11, 2025; West Sacramento, California, USA; Toronto Blue Jais Pitcher Max Shezer (31) throws a pitch against athletics during the first innings at Sutter Health Park. Compulsory Credit: Ed Szczepanski-Emagn Picture Elejandro Kirk and Nathan Luks scored two runs during the fifth innings of six runs and Max Shezer won their first win, as Toronto Blue Jas held a 7-6 win over athletics on Friday night in West Sacramento, California.
Kirk, Lukes, Bo Bichet, Will Wagner and Vladimir Gurro Jr. made two hits each, as Toronto won the 11th time in their last 12 matches, which was two games ahead of New York Yanki in the American League East. Gurroo’s first hit was the 1,000th of his career.
SCERZER (1-0) shutdown in the sixth innings before serving a single shot for Nick Kurtz and a single shot for Tyler Soderstrom. He allowed three runs, five hits and a walk and hit a season-Best eight in the fifth beginning of the season.
Max Munsi also worked for athletics, coming out of Jeff Hoffman with one in his ninth innings. Zac Gelof performed with a walk and Danzel Clarke sung. Gelof then scored on a two-out wild pitch, which Brent Rooker pulled A within 7-5 A. 7-5 before recording the RBI.
Hoffman then stopped Kurtaz to end the competition.
Kurtaz, Munsi, Rooker and Sodersstrom each had two hits for athletics, which fell 0–5 against Blue Jas this season.
Luis Saverino (2–11) gave five runs – although just one earned – and seven hits in 4/3 innings. He killed eight and two fell to 0-9 to start 12 houses.
AK All-Star Shortstop Jacob Wilson (left-handed fusion) recalled his third straight game.
Blue Jais scored a run in the fourth innings and the other during his fifth innings rebellion.
The Bitch doubled to start the fourth and Kirk made a walk before a walk, before hitting the Severino Wagner with a pitch to load with a pitch. Erni Clement made it 1–0 with a sacrifice fly.
In the fifth, Toronto sent 11 batsmen into a plate.
George Springer arrived at an out-throwed error by Springer Gelof and Gurero gave a single for milestone hits.
With two, Blue Jais called for a double theft. Shea Langlers caught the second and Shortstop Munasi in front of the bag and threw the house. MUNCY one- Hopped The Thede and Langeliers were not able to document it as a score of springer.
Edison Baragar chased with single and then stole another. Kirk then sent a two-run single to the center and made it 4–0.
Jack Perkins replaced Saverino and hit Wagoner with a pitch and went to the clue to load the bases. Miles Straw then sang right to knock into Kirk.
Leux chased with a hard-shot grounder, who took a bad hop and slammed the first Curtz’s right shoulder. Wagner and Clement made it 7–0.
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