Blue Jays offence comes alive in 13-4 blowout Game 3 win over Mariners

The Toronto Blue Jays secured a 13-4 victory against the Seattle Mariners in Game 3 of the ALCS, marking a crucial turnaround after losing the first two games. Shane Bieber delivered a stellar performance, allowing only three runs and effectively managing the Mariners' lineup. The Blue Jays' offense exploded with a five-run third inning, featuring key hits from Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and George Springer. Guerrero, who had struggled in the earlier games, contributed significantly with a single, double, and a home run, while Springer added a crucial homer to the mix.

Manager John Schneider highlighted the importance of focusing on run creation to capitalize on scoring opportunities. The victory energized the Blue Jays, who now look to even the series in Game 4. Despite the earlier setbacks, veteran Chris Bassitt expressed confidence in the team's resilience. With their offensive strategy in full swing, the Blue Jays aim to maintain momentum moving forward.