The Blue Jays defeated the Yankees 4-1 on Saturday in Toronto, with the home team's bullpen holding New York to just one run despite several scoring opportunities. The Yankees managed only four hits in the loss, per Yahoo Sports.
Charles McAdoo delivered a go-ahead RBI double in the seventh inning to give the Blue Jays the lead late in the game. Alejandro Kirk also contributed an RBI single earlier in the contest, driving in Brett Bateman. Per Sportsnet, the Blue Jays used seven pitchers total, with Louis Varland recording the final three outs—striking out the side—to secure the save.
One report noted that the Blue Jays' offensive output was noteworthy given the team's recent stretch of play, suggesting the win came despite the offense not reaching its recent standards. The loss marked another offensive struggle for the Yankees, who have shown signs of slowing production in recent games.