The Toronto Blue Jays displayed significant power in their 10-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds, hitting a season-high five home runs. George Springer contributed two of these home runs, while Alejandro Kirk, Spencer Horwitz, and Leo Jiménez also went deep. The victory came after the Jays lost the series opener 6-3, despite a strong performance from Vladimir Guerrero Jr., who hit his 26th home run of the season. The Reds, who had been swept by the Kansas City Royals, were looking to bounce back but struggled against the Jays' offense. The series will conclude with a rubber match, where the Jays aim to continue their power surge and the Reds hope to secure their first road series win in Toronto. Both teams are focusing on future improvements, with the Jays seeking more consistent power hitters and the Reds aiming to stabilize their defense and offensive strategies.