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The Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Cleveland Guardians 5–3 on April 25 at Rogers Centre in a low-scoring affair that fell well short of the Vegas total line of 1. Toronto's offense generated nine hits and four RBIs despite striking out 10 times, while Cleveland matched the hit total but managed only three runs on one home run. The Blue Jays' pitching staff recorded seven strikeouts across nine hits allowed and three earned runs, posting a 4.55 ERA, though they committed no errors defensively. Cleveland's pitching was marginally sharper, striking out 10 Guardians hitters while allowing just two earned runs on a 4.02 ERA, but the visitors' .231 batting average and inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities proved costly. Both lineups struggled at the plate with respective OPS marks of .704 and .702, reflecting the sluggish offensive environment. Toronto's one-run victory despite middling offensive output suggests the Blue Jays' pitching depth may be a stabilizing factor as the season progresses.