Game Boston Red Sox @ Toronto Blue Jays (April 29th, 2025)

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A Tough Night for the Jays​

Well, Blue Jays fans, last night's game against the Boston Red Sox was a tough one at the Rogers Centre. The final score was 10-2 in favor of the Red Sox. From the get-go, the Red Sox came swinging, literally, and it proved to be too much for our beloved Jays.

Red Sox Early Dominance​

The game started with a bang as Jarren Duran homered to right center, quickly putting the Red Sox on the board. This was soon followed by a solo homer from Alex Bregman. The Red Sox kept the pressure on with power hitting, including home runs by Kristian Campbell and Rafael Devers, extending their lead throughout the early innings. By the end of the 3rd inning, the Sox were up 7-0.

Bichette and Guerrero Jr. Shine in Vain​

Our own Bo Bichette and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. gave us a glimmer of hope in the 3rd inning. After Bichette's double to right, Guerrero Jr. smashed a homer to center field, bringing the score up to 7-2 and giving fans something to cheer about. But alas, these moments were few and far between as the Sox pitching kept our offense at bay. ️

Continued Struggles and Final Inning Woes​

Despite some solid performances and flashes of brilliance, the Jays just couldn’t string together enough hits to even the odds. We struggled to get on base, let alone score, after the 3rd inning. Our bullpen did what they could, but the Red Sox continued to push, scoring three more times, including in the 9th, extending their lead to 10-2. After Springer and Kirk couldn't find their stride, the game ended with Daulton Varsho striking out swinging, sealing the deal.

Chin up, Blue Jays fans! Let's hope we can turn things around in the next match-up and show the kind of resilience we're known for. Until then, let's keep rooting for our guys and keep the faith. Go Jays Go!

Scoreboard for Red Sox @ Blue Jays (April 29th, 2025)​

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
	0​	0​	2​	0​	0​	0​	0​	0​	0​	2​	4​	0​
	2​	1​	4​	0​	0​	0​	0​	1​	2​	10​	14​	0​