The Toronto Blue Jays made a strong comeback with a 7-3 victory over the Oakland Athletics on Saturday, thanks to home runs by Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Danny Jansen. Guerrero, who had been in a home run drought for 16 games, hit his second consecutive home run and his first homers at Rogers Centre this season. Guerrero expressed his joy and appreciation for every home run, emphasizing the importance of celebrating them. The key to Guerrero’s success, according to him and his manager John Schneider, is being more patient at the plate and waiting for the right pitch. Schneider noted that Guerrero showed improvement by laying off some pitches outside the strike zone. The Blue Jays’ pitcher José Berríos also had an impressive performance, striking out eight and allowing only three runs. Berríos has been a valuable asset for the team with his consistent performance. On the Athletics’ side, Seth Brown hit a solo home run, but it wasn’t enough to overcome the Blue Jays’ offensive power. The game also saw some player changes, with reliever Adam Cimber being placed on the injured list due to a right shoulder impingement. Overall, the Blue Jays demonstrated their resilience and determination to bounce back after a previous loss. They will continue to face the Athletics in their upcoming matinee game, with Yusei Kikuchi taking the mound for the Blue Jays.
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