The Toronto Blue Jays showcased their offensive prowess by sweeping the Los Angeles Angels, outscoring them 19-5 across two games. Notably, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hit his 25th home run of the season and contributed to the team's success with numerous extra-base hits. Despite a tough loss to the Chicago Cubs, where the Blue Jays nearly staged a comeback, rookie Will Wagner continued to impress with a batting average of .583 over his first three games. Guerrero Jr. has also made history by joining a select group of American League players with a .440+ batting average and 12 or more home runs over a 27-game span, a feat not seen in 24 years. The Blue Jays are now focusing on bouncing back with Chris Bassitt on the mound for their next game against the Cubs. Fans can catch the action with the upcoming series previewing on Sportsnet.