Bryce Harper started it on the first pitch he saw — a 94.6 mph fastball sent out to left — and Alec Bohm followed two innings later with a three-run shot on an 84 mph slider. Kyle Schwarber's 24th, a two-run blast in the fourth off a 91.2 mph cutter, made it 7-1, and that was effectively the game. Jesús Luzardo struck out eight in five and two-thirds and walked four, which is not clean, but Toronto could not punish him for it. Max Scherzer threw 82 pitches in three and a third, gave up five earned, and the Blue Jays never recovered from the hole it put them in.