The Toronto Blue Jays secured a 2-0 shutout victory over the Seattle Mariners on Thursday, powered by a stellar pitching performance from Dylan Cease.
Cease tossed seven innings, allowing only a minor threat from J. P.
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Crawford. He effectively mixed his four-seamer, changeup, curveball, sinker, and slider to control the strike zone.
The Blue Jays scored both runs in the third inning against Seattle starter Luis Castillo.
Rookie Sean Keys led off with a single and scored on a double by Andrés Giménez. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. then drove in the second run.
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Castillo allowed two runs on five hits and one walk, recording eight whiffs. Despite maintaining his velocity, he surrendered 12 hard-hit balls out of 21 balls in play.
Seattle attempted a late rally against Toronto relievers Jeff Hoffman and Louis Varland. Víctor Robles drew a walk, while Colt Emerson and Crawford worked full counts against Hoffman.
Dominic Canzone managed a single off Varland, but the Mariners could not score.
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The shutout left the Mariners with just one run scored since Tuesday.
