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The Toronto Blue Jays dominated the Los Angeles Angels 14–1 on May 9 at Rogers Centre, delivering a complete offensive and pitching performance. Toronto's lineup generated 20 hits and 3 home runs while striking out just twice, accumulating 13 RBIs and posting a .701 OPS despite a modest .253 batting average. The Blue Jays' pitching staff was equally dominant, allowing only 10 hits and 1 earned run while recording 9 strikeouts with a 4.03 ERA. Los Angeles managed just 10 hits, no home runs, and 1 RBI, with batters fanning 9 times and posting a .706 OPS that masked their offensive futility. The Angels' pitchers surrendered 20 hits and 13 earned runs, ballooning their ERA to 4.65. This lopsided result far exceeded the Vegas total line of 1, as Toronto's balanced attack and stingy defense—committing zero errors—overwhelmed a lifeless Angels lineup. The Blue Jays' ability to generate run production while limiting damage suggests improved offensive consistency moving forward in the division race.