Blue Jays Snap Streak, Dodgers Drop First

0:00It's April 8th. You're listening to Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered entertainment coverage. Toronto Blue Jays finally snapped their six-game losing streak with a 4-3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday, dodging a three-game sweep in the process. Davis Schneider crossed the plate with the go-ahead run in the bottom of the 8th on a while-throwing air by Ketcher Will Smith, turning the game around just when it looked grim. The clutch moment came when Andres Kemenez tried stealing second, but shortstop Miguel Rojas couldn't corral Smith's hurried throw, letting Schneider. Race home from third, Tyler Rogers picked up the win with five keyouts, and Jeff Hoffman locked it down for his second save, leaving Dodgers runners stranded. The Jays mounted a big comeback in the 7th, rallying from three to one down. Schneider walked to start it. George Springer doubled in a run, and Dalton Varsho tied it with a single. It overshadowed Shohei Otani's sharp six innings, where he gave up just one run, though

1:03he went hitless and saw his on-base streak hit 43. Games. Meanwhile, Rojas returned to shortstop after missing Tuesday's game due to his father Miguel Rojas seniors said in passing. Dodgers teammates honored, him with MR on their caps. Dodgers dropped their first game in 7 when leading after six innings, despite Smith's two hits and two runs scored. Looking ahead, the Dodgers host Texas on Friday with Tyler Glass now on the mound, while the Blue Jays welcomed Minnesota, giving Patrick Corbin his. Toronto debut. That momentum shift could carry them forward into the weekend.