Blue Jays' Walk-Off Magic: Ernie & Spencer Steal the Show

0:00On March 28th, the Toronto Blue Jays are on fire, snatching another walkoff win, this time 8-7 over the Oakland Athletics in 11. Innings, Ernie Clements smashed a line drive to left center for the heroics, marking their second straight walkoff to open the season after Andres Gumenas did. It on day 1. Earlier this week, they pulled off the first victory in extras, and now they made history as the first team since the Tigers and Pirates in 20. 14, to start with back-to-back walkoffs. The Jays had never done this before, turning Roger's center into a party zone twice in under 24 hours. Fans lost it, chanting Ernie's name as the whole squad rushed the field to mob him. That energy's contagious, especially after a game that went back and forth, keeping everyone on edge to the final out. But the real buzz is, Spencer Miles, the 25-year-old Rule 5 draft pick who threw a spotless top of the 11th in his big league debut.

1:00Despite surgeries in just 14 and 2-thirds minor league innings, he hit 98 miles per hour, snagged a strikeout and earned the win. With this momentum, the Blue Jays lived prime to keep the magic rolling all season long. From around the league, powered by AI, this is MLB News Today. I'm Corey with the story.