Jays Sweep Twins, Springer's Foot Unharmed

0:00On May 3rd, the Toronto Blue Jays are owning their road trip against the Minnesota Twins, snagging the first two games 7-3-11-2. 4 for an 18-7 scoring edge. Their one win away from a sweep in this three-game set at Target Field. Game 1 saw Kazuma Okamoto smash two homers, with Yohendrick Panongo and Lenin Sosa, each grabbing three hits. Patrick Corbin picked up his first win as a J, holding the Twins to two earned runs over five and one-third innings. Saturday exploded in the 8th, with 8 Toronto runs after Okamoto's third homer sparked a comeback, and Dylan C's got the victory as the Twins. Bullpen crumbled. Fans held their breath when George Springer took a pitch to his already sore foot from a prior to fracture. But tests showed no new damage, he set, to return soon. The J's are banged up overall, missing guys like Alejandro Kirk with a thumb issue and Jose Barrios with elbow trouble, but they're pushing through. Sunday's finale kicks off at 12.45pm Eastern Time, pitting Toronto's 22-year-old Ridey, Trea Savage, 1-0, with a perfect.

1:07Earned run average in his second start against Minnesota Aestro Ryan, who's 2-3 with a 3-76 mark and fresh off strong outings. The J's could cap this hot streak and head into the rest of their 7-game road swing with momentum, while the Twins desperately need Ryan to. Savage something before Toronto rolls on. This has been MLB News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.