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The Toronto Blue Jays edged the Miami Marlins 2-1 on May 27 at Rogers Centre in a pitching-dominated contest that saw both offenses struggle to generate runs. Toronto's starter was efficient, allowing just five hits and one earned run while striking out eight over his outing, though the Blue Jays managed only five hits and a .684 OPS at the plate, with one home run accounting for their two RBIs. Miami's offense was more productive in volume, collecting 11 hits, but failed to capitalize, recording just one RBI and fanning eight times despite holding a .696 OPS. The Marlins' pitcher struck out 13 Blue Jays while surrendering two earned runs on five hits, a strong individual performance undermined by offensive support. Toronto's clean defense (zero errors) proved decisive in this low-scoring affair, where neither team exceeded 13 strikeouts and both struggled with run conversion. The Blue Jays' ability to win despite anemic offensive output suggests their pitching depth may carry them through upcoming matchups against division rivals.