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The Colorado Rockies dominated the Toronto Blue Jays 14–5 on March 30 at Rogers Centre, with the visitors' offense overwhelming a struggling Toronto pitching staff. Colorado accumulated 17 hits and drove in 13 runs while striking out just 10 times, posting a .702 OPS despite modest power output of two home runs. The Rockies' pitching was equally impressive, limiting the Blue Jays to seven hits and five earned runs with a 4.01 ERA across the contest. Toronto's bats managed only seven hits and four home runs, with a .802 OPS that proved insufficient against Colorado's well-rounded attack; the home team also committed two errors that contributed to the lopsided defeat. The Blue Jays' pitching staff surrendered 17 hits and 13 earned runs while posting a 5.45 ERA, a concerning sign for a team looking to compete in the AL East. This offensive explosion by Colorado suggests the Rockies may have found early-season momentum heading into the regular season schedule.