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The Toronto Blue Jays dominated the New York Mets 9–3 on July 1 at Rogers Centre, surpassing the Vegas total line of 8.5 runs with a decisive offensive performance. Toronto's offense generated 12 hits and 9 RBIs while striking out just 7 times, posting a .700 OPS despite a modest .248 batting average, demonstrating efficiency in run production. The Mets managed only 5 hits and 11 strikeouts, their .673 OPS reflecting an offensive struggle that left them unable to capitalize on two home runs. On the mound, Toronto's pitching staff delivered 11 strikeouts against just 2 walks while limiting New York to 5 hits and 3 earned runs, a stark contrast to the Mets' pitchers, who surrendered 12 hits and 9 earned runs with a 4.12 ERA. The Blue Jays' clean defense—zero errors—paired with their pitching dominance created a complete performance that exposed New York's offensive vulnerabilities. Toronto's command and run prevention will be critical assets as the team looks to build momentum in the second half.