Yesavage Is Great, Jays Win

TL;DR

The Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Boston Red Sox 3-0, with Trey Yesavage pitching 5.1 innings of shutout baseball. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. contributed with two hits, helping secure the win at Rogers Centre.

Key points

Toronto Blue Jays won 3-0 against Boston Red Sox
Trey Yesavage pitched 5.1 innings with no runs allowed
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. had two hits in the game

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Apr 28, 2026; Toronto, Ontario, CAN; Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (27) celebrates the win with second baseman Ernie Clement (22) against the Boston Red Sox at the end of the ninth inning at Rogers Centre. Mandatory Credit: Nick Turchiaro-Imagn Images | Nick Turchiaro-Imagn Images **Red Sox 0 Blue Jays 3** That’s all the Jays need for a win, have their pitchers throw a shutout. . Trey Yesavage continued on from where he finished off last year. He went 5.1, allowing just 4 hits, no walks, with 3 strikeouts. John pulled him at 74 pitches. Trey seemed a bit bemused by the hook, but I think it was nice to take him out so he could enjoy the crowd cheering for him. And the bullpen did the job:

Mason Fluharty got the last two outs of the sixth, giving up a walk.
Jeff Hoffman had a terrific seventh, getting 2 strikeouts.
Tyler Rogers was also terrific, throwing a clean eighth with a strikeout.
Louis Varland picked up his 4th save, striking out the side in the ninth. Offensively? Well, we did enough. Not much more than enough, but enough. Only 6 six hits. We got:

Q&A

What were Trey Yesavage's pitching stats in the game against the Red Sox?

Trey Yesavage pitched 5.1 innings, allowing 4 hits, no walks, and recording 3 strikeouts.

How did the Toronto Blue Jays score their runs against the Boston Red Sox?

The Blue Jays scored three runs, with Kazuma Okamoto driving in two runs and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. contributing one run with a single.

Who were the standout players for the Blue Jays in their win over the Red Sox?

Standout players included Trey Yesavage, Kazuma Okamoto, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr., with Yesavage earning a .29 WPA.