Blue Jays Secure Series Win with Bullpen Boost

It's April 26th.

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Toronto Blue Jays just snagged a 4-2 win over the Cleveland Guardians, locking down their

second straight series victory.

Louis-Barlane stepped up big in the ninth, striking out the last two after a single, earning

his third save this season despite throwing 30.

Pitches the night before.

Earlier this week, manager John Schneider shook things up, ditching a single closer and

going with a bullpen committee featuring guys like Tyler, Rogers, and Varland.

Sunday showed why, as Braden Fisher tossed one in the third scoreless innings, Rogers

handled the seventh clean, and Jeff Hoffman worked a solid, aph, with just one walk.

Fans at Roger Center were hyped.

Cheering loud for Hoffman even without his usual entrance flare, proving the crowds

got their back through the bullpen tweaks.

This one keeps Toronto rolling, building momentum with reliable arms stepping in when

it counts.

On the bat side, J. Sue Sanchez crushed a two-run homer in the sixth off-slade to Coney,

breaking the game open while rookie Yohendrick Penengo debuted from AAA with his first big

league hit, a single in the fourth.

Penengo, their tenth-ranked prospect, went one for two swinging aggressively.

Blue Jays looked sharp heading forward, blending fresh talent and committee closers to chase

more wins this summer.