Daulton Varsho hit a pair of two-r-nine homes and two-rolds, and the American League-Agni Toronto Blue Jas became deep in a 10–4 win over Colorado Rockies on Tuesday night.
Varsho gave Toronto (67–48) a 3–2 lead in the fourth place of Alejandro Kirk’s two-out Single of Anthony Molina.
Both Vladimir Gurero Junior (three hits) and Edison Burgar took the 17th time, back-to-back shots to sixth position. Kirk went away and capted a four -run innings on Varsho’s 11th Homer. Varsho came ninth of three runs to complete the double scoring.
The second home-in-the-house of Varsho was the longest of a 467-foot shot-the longest shot of his career and the longest by Blue Jai in this season.
Nathan Lukes made two hits and a two-out shot in the third run for the first run of his 10th homer. Bo Bichet contributed two hits a day after killing two homeers and scoring six runs in a 15–1 victory.
Jose Beros (8-4) earned four runs, three in 5 1/3 innings. Tommy Nane made a scorer ninth to end it.
Hunter Goodman hit his 22nd Homer, which was a two -run shot for Colorado. Mickey Moniyak and Warming Burnbell continuously chased Beros with RBI singles, pulling Rockies within 7-4.
Molina (0–1) scored seven runs on nine hits in five innings at the beginning of her second career. Jayden Hill conceded three runs on four hits in the ninth.
Toronto has 39 hits in the first two matches, one of the club records for the two-game stretch after collecting 25 in the opener.
Toronto RHP Kevin Gausamman (7-8, 3.99 ERA) on Wednesday launched at the conclusion of the series against Colorado LHP Kyle Freeland (2–11, 5.26).
