Clement, Okamoto Power Jays to Series Win

On April 29th, the Toronto Blue Jays grabbed an 8-1 win, getting George Springer back from the injured list, pushing their record to 14.

Wins and 16 losses. That's their third straight series victory, showing they're starting to steady the ship after a rough patch.

Ernie Clements stole the show with a huge defensive play at second base, snagging a tough grounder and throwing out the runner mid-air.

Then he crushed his first home run of the season in the fourth, now batting 301 and tied for the MLB lead with 13 doubles.

Clements been a line-up savior without Springer, often leading off, but now he can slide down and add power.

Fans are buzzing about his all-around game. He's even a beast at golf and hockey off the field.

Meanwhile, Kazuma Okamoto keeps heating up, ripping a two-run single with the bases loader for the second game running.

In his last 10 games, he's got three homers and 10 RBIs, making a strong case for the clean-up spot as the line-up fills out.

Pitcher Eric Lauer handled four-and-a-third innings, giving up just one run amid all the rotations shuffling from injuries.

With guys like Jose Barrios coming back soon, his rolls up in the air, but this win keeps the Jays rolling into their next series.

That wraps Toronto Blue Jays news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey, with the story.