In the long arc of a baseball season, a single inning can rewrite an evening's story — and on Friday night in Toronto, the seventh inning did exactly that. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and a returning Bo Bichette led the Blue Jays past the Kansas City Royals 5-4, turning a deficit into a lead and a home crowd's anxiety into relief. The victory, small in isolation, carries the weight of a team pressing toward October with purpose.
Guerrero Jr.'s seventh-inning double lifts Blue Jays past Royals
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