Blue Jays Crush Rockies, Scherzer Passes 3500 Ks

0:00On April 1st, Toronto Blue Jays took down the Colorado Rockies 5-1 on Tuesday night, with Mack Scherzer grabbing his first win of the season-in, a strong six-inning outing. Scherzer gave up just four hits and one run, walking one and striking out four, pushing his career strikeouts past 3,400, 93. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was on fire, reaching base four times with two hits, two walks, an RBI, and a run scored. Rocky starter Ryan Feltner had a rough night, getting drilled by a 106 mile per hour liner off his hip in the third, forcing him out. With a right glute contusion, after three solid innings and four strikeouts, the Jays piled on in the fifth and seventh with key RBI hits from Jesus Sanchez, Kazuma Okamoto, Nathan Luke's, and Ernie Clemen, while Hunter Goodman. Tag Scherzer for a solo homer, but Colorado's bullpen couldn't hold it together. He's now 2-12 all-time in Toronto, dropping four of their last five, and tomorrow's finale

1:01pits, Kevin Gaussman against Kyle Freeland 2, wrap this series. That's the story for today, MLB News Today, Driven by AI.