Vladimir Guerrero Jr. apologizes to Blue Jays teammates: ‘Obviously I meant it’s been disappointing’
Whether Toronto fans are ready to forgive and forget remains to be seen
Toronto's Kazuma Okamoto delivered a stellar performance, hitting two doubles and driving in three runs as the Blue Jays defeated the Cincinnati Reds 6-5 on Friday. The Toronto team snapped a three-game losing streak with this victory. Okamoto's two RBI doubles in the first inning set the tone, with Alejandro Kirk also contributing an RBI double.
In the seventh inning, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Okamoto, and Nathan Lukes drove in four runs, re-taking the lead. Starting pitcher Jose Soriano struggled, giving up five runs over three innings. Brendan Cellucci, Chad Dallas, Mason Fluharty, Tyler Rogers, and Louis Varland relieved Soriano, helping the Blue Jays secure the win. Reds' Eugenio Suarez added a solo home run in the second inning, while Sal Stewart and Hector Rodriguez contributed to the Blue Jays' comeback.
Blue Jays relievers Luis Mey, Pierce Johnson, and Graham Ashcraft also performed well. The game featured mixed reactions to Reds' player Alejandro Guerrero, who apologized for his controversial comments during the game. Blue Jays rookie Trey Yesavage will start the next game on Saturday.
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