Vladimir Guerrero Jr. leads Blue Jays to series lead over Yankees

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. leads the Blue Jays offense to 13 runs against the Yankees 

Yesavage wasn't the only Blue Jays player to have fun against the Yankees, with their lineup continuing to demolish their pitching. Led by Vladimir Guerrero Jr., who is 6-9 (.666 batting average), with two home runs and six RBI. Of Guerrero's two home runs, one was a grand slam, which came in the fourth inning off Yankees right-hander Will Warren, who left a fastball out over the plate, which Guerrero didn't miss.

Daulton Varsho also added his name to the win against the Yankees, having four hits of his own, two of which were home runs, and driving in four RBI and scoring four runs. All four of Varsho’s hits were extra-base hits, and Varsho is batting .750 (6-8) in the series. 

George Springer and Ernie Clement also contributed four RBI to the offense, with Springer having a solo home run, while Clement drove in three RBI, with a two-run home run off Max Fried in the second inning to start the scoring for the Blue Jays. 

The Blue Jays can sweep the Yankees in New York 

The Blue Jays will have a chance to complete a sweep of the Yankees when they play Game 3 on Tuesday, with the Yankees likely to send left-hander Carlos Rodón to the mound to keep their postseason hopes alive. 

With the Blue Jays having a day to give their bullpen a rest and a day to reset, the Yankees will need to muster everything they have to stave off elimination, as Aaron Judge is doing what he can to counter the narrative against him in the postseason, going 4-7 (.571 batting average), with two walks and two strikeouts, while driving in two of the Yankees' eight runs.