Okamoto's Homers Power Jays Over Twins

0:00It's May 2, I'm Cori with the story. This is MLB News today, driven by AI and built for baseball fans. Toronto Blue Jays handled the Minnesota twins 7-3 last night. Kazuma Okamoto crushed two home runs in his first multi-homer game, while Yohendrick Penango and Lenin Sosa each ripped three hits to power the offense. Okamoto signed a $60 million deal with Toronto back in January after smashing 248 homers over 11 years in. Japan. Patrick Corbin earned his first win with the Jays, scattering six hits over five in a third innings with just two earned runs. Byron Bucks then kept his hot streak alive, with his fourth homer in five games, timed the league lead with nine since April 13th, but it wasn't. Enough for Minnesota, who dropped their 12 loss in 15 outings. The twin starter Simian Woods Richardson struggled again, his sixth short outing in 7, giving up six runs in four in two thirds innings, too.

1:01Balloon his ERA to 6.49. Jays grabbed an early two-nothing lead on a throwing error. Okamoto nearly added a third bomb in the knife, but it died at the warning track, sealing the Jays' momentum boost amid their injury woes as the twins. 1-4 turn around.