Charles McAdoo crushed a clutch home run to spark the Toronto Blue Jays’ 2-1 win over the Boston Red Sox, snapping their three-game skid and ending Boston’s dominant road streak. Jameson Taillon pitched four scoreless innings before exiting with forearm tightness, handing the ball to Simeon Woods-Richardson for the win. Sonny Gray held Boston to two runs over six innings, but a bizarre play — a runner doubled off first after failing to tag up — led to a replay-reviewed run. Toronto extended its lead when George Springer was called out stealing second, then overturned on review, followed by an RBI single from Andres Gimenez. The Red Sox, who’d won 15 of 16 away games, now look to rebound in Game 2.
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