Vladimir Guerrero Jr. ends his homer drought with a first-inning blast, giving Toronto an early 1-0 lead — a huge boost for fans. Aaron Nola hits his 2,000th strikeout, joining elite company, while Max Scherzer ties Walter Johnson for 10th all-time in strikeouts. The Phillies rally hard, with Trea Turner and Bryce Harper tying the game, then taking the lead before chaos erupts in the sixth. But the Blue Jays prevail in extra innings, thanks to Nathan Lucas’ two-run blast in the 11th, sealing a 7-5 win in a wild, back-and-forth battle.
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