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crushes one off yusei kikuchi. That's going to make it 5-nothing as kikuchi is done after three innings. Cavan biggio lifts one deep and gone, that's a two-run shot and the blue jays have a little life. They trail 5-2. Top of the 6th, it's now 8-4. Vladimir guerrero Jr. With an rbi single, vlady goes 4-5 on the day and raises his batting average to .302 in the season. But bottom half, matt vierling tears this one over the wall for another home run for detroit. They lead 9-5. But the jays have an answer. Bo bichette gets a base knock, two runs score and the jays are within one. After justin turner drew a walk, two on for daulton varsho and blasts a three-run homer and that gives the blue jays their first lead of the game. They come all the way back to lead 11-9, bottom 8th, yimi garcia, 0.47 E.R.A. this season, trying to hold the lead. But after giving up back to back hits to put the tying runs on base, mark qana delivers the 2- 2-run single. Bottom of the 9th, romano has to face vierling and he walks it off with his second home run of the game. The blue jays score a season high 11 runs on 14 hits but they allow a season high 14 runs on 17 hits to lose their third straight game, 14-11 the final. >> Love the effort from the guys, you know. We had traffic out there all day. Really good approach against mise. Chipped away, came back, huge hits from bo, from varsh, izzy, cav, vlady with 4. There's so many good things that happened offensively, yeah, over allfrustrating series. I like what we're doing. We're trending in the right direction offensively and vlady is pretty locked in right now, which is a good thing. Hopefully that keeps rolling and again, we're going to need our starters and our bullpen to be as advertised, really, you know, but I like the way the offense is going for sure. >> Bronze medal game at the world championship, canada taking on sweden, second period. Sweden up 1-nothing. Initial shot is stopped, jamie oleksiak gets it to dylan cozens and he scores his tournament leading 9th goal. Jordan binnington clears it off the boards to carl grundstrom and he fires through a screen and beats bington. The swedes would tack on an empty-netter. Canada five straight losses in bronze medal games. Sweden wins 4-2. >> Brandon: before break dancing makes its debut at the paris olympics this summer, one of the biggest break dancing competitions in the world is popping its way through toronto. Audra brown introduces us to one b-boy hoping to dance his way to the olympic games. >> I guess the general public would know it as a break dancing competition, but withe call it breaking. Some of the best breakers in canada will come to toronto and we'll battle and see who will be the best ones. >> Jc fresh. >> Reporter: jason colantes is a professional b-boy who will compete at red bull's breaking competition. >> One dancer will go against one dancer and they will basically battle is what we call it. >> Reporter: international breaking competitions were first held in the 1990s and this year will be the first year that this sport is included in the olympics. Paris 2024 will host two events, one for men and one for women where 16b-boys and 16b-girls will face off in spectacular solo battles. >> We've never had this opportunity, so being in the olympics has given breaking a different pathway in terms of you can make a living out of this. The new generation can look something forward to. >> Reporter: they are judged on five criteria: technique, vocabulary vocabulary, execution, musicality and originality. And judges use a digital slider sliding towards the breaker who is winning the matchup in that

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