Toronto – George Springer had a triumphant moment as he ended his hitless streak before even reaching first base. The Toronto Blue Jays outfielder celebrated with his arms in the air, and his teammates joined in the excitement from the dugout. Although it wasn’t a remarkable single, it helped Springer avoid breaking the Blue Jays’ record for the longest hitless streak. The team went on to secure a 4-1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Springer expressed his genuine happiness and relief at ending his difficult stretch and contributing to the team’s success. The win was also credited to Yusei Kikuchi, who pitched six innings, allowing only one run. With the win, the Blue Jays put an end to their three-game losing streak. Adley Rutschman’s RBI single was the Orioles’ only run of the game. Grayson Rodriguez had a strong performance for the Orioles, striking out six batters before being charged with three runs. Despite some errors and miscues by the Orioles, the Blue Jays seized the opportunity and took the lead. Daulton Varsho’s hit was mishandled by the Orioles, allowing Springer to score. The Blue Jays are hopeful that closer Jordan Romano will recover from his lower back soreness soon. The series concludes on Thursday, with Kevin Gausman taking the mound for the Blue Jays and Jack Flaherty making his Orioles debut.
Blue Jays secure 4-1 victory with Springer’s RBI single
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