Diamondbacks Win, Pena Streak Ends, Padres Sale

It's April 18th, you're listening to Toronto Blue Jays News today, AI-powered coverage

of your team.

I'm Corey, with the story.

Arizona Diamond Vex grabbed the first win in their series against the Toronto Blue Jays.

Thanks to Michael Sorroca's strong seven innings, where he gave up just two runs for his fourth

victory this season.

Nolan Aeronauto crushed another home run, showing his swing is heating up while the team

at a timely hits and some lucky defense.

Paul Seewald closed it out with an easy save.

Lordes, Gurry Out, Jr. looks close to rejoining the lineup this weekend after a solid rehab

start with a double A. Amarillo sod poodles.

His return could give the hot Diamond Vex even more firepower in the outfield.

Fans are buzzing about Prospect Manuel Pena, whose five game home run streak just ended,

putting him in the team's history books.

Sadly, baseball lost a legend with the passing of former Angel Star Garrett Anderson.

At age 53, he was their all time hits leader and key to their 2002 World Series win.

Meanwhile, the Dodgers Rockies match up, dealt with a snowstorm delaying things until

Tim's hit 35 degrees at first pitch.

On the business side, the sidler family is finalizing a sale of the San Diego Padres

to Jose E Feliciano for nearly 3.9 billion dollars, smashing the old record.

All this shows MLB's money machine keeps rolling stronger, setting the stage for big

talks in the next collective bargaining agreement.