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This rematch carried the weight of October, even if the game didnt. Meeting for the first time since the unforgettable Game 7 of the 2025 World Series, the Los Angeles Dodgers routed the Toronto Blue Jays in a 14-2 win on Monday night at the Rogers Centre. Though the series opener was devoid of the close battles we saw in the Fall Classic, this was still a sequel worth watching. The matchup wasn't as competitive, but it was certainly just as revealing. Here are my takeaways: 1. Deja Vu: Teo Takes Mad Max Deep Teoscar Hernandez is familiar with Max Scherzer hanging his breaking balls. Batting cleanup for the second time this season, Hernandez took Scherzer deep on a slider that fell into the heart of the strike zone, giving the Dodgers a 2-0 lead in the first inning. It was dj vu for these World Series rivals. Youre forgiven if, amid all the ridiculous plays from the 18-inning Game 3 in last years Fall Classic, you forgot about this one. Last October, Hernandez went deep off Scherzer in his first at-bat against him, putting the Dodgers on the board in a six-hour, 39-minute game they would end up winning 6-5. That solo shot from Hernandez was the only home run he hit in the World Series. Conversely, the Dodgers left fielder has been heating up at the plate this past week. Hernandezs first-inning dinger on Monday night was his second in two days and his 10th hit in his last 20 at-bats. The veterans excellent production came after a disappointing 1-for-10 start to the season, underlined by manager Dave Roberts benching Hernandez against the Nationals on Saturday. Hernandez had a strong spring, but the 33-year-old still needs to find consistency at the plate particularly while Mookie Betts spends time on the injured list with an oblique strain. Hernandezs home run at his old haunts in the Rogers Centre should help him stay hot. 2. Scherzers Early Exit Points To Torontos Larger Problem Its early in the season, but the Blue Jays cant find a reliable backend starter to save their lives. Scherzer was mysteriously pulled from the series opener against the Jays after just two innings. He allowed two runs on two hits, walked one batter, and struck out two. This was the 41-year-olds second start of the season, and he only threw 36 pitches. Whether his early exit was due to poor performance or an injury, its the latest blow for a Blue Jays rotation in crisis. Toronto is already missing four of its starting pitchers, including Trey Yesavage (right shoulder impingement), Cody Ponce (torn ACL), Shane Bieber (right elbow inflammation), and Jose Berrios (right elbow stress fracture). Scherzers fastball velocity was down in the first inning Monday from his first outing of the year. Any prolonged absence from the veteran will spell disaster for the Blue Jays. In a twist of fate, its likely that only the Dodgers could overcome the type of injury-bug running through the Jays rotation. Los Angeles has an embarrassing number of high-quality starters ready to be deployed in case of injuries to the major-league staff, highlighted by left-hander Justin Wrobleskis outing on Monday. Considered a depth arm, the southpaw held Toronto to five innings of one-run ball. On the flip side, Blue Jays left-hander Josh Fleming couldnt limit the damage after Scherzers exit. Fleming permitted four runs on six hits in just three innings of work from the bullpen. 3. A Tale of Two Offenses No, this wasnt batting practice. But the Dodgers sure treated the series opener like that, bullying Torontos beleaguered pitching staff for 14 runs and 17 hits, including five home runs, on Monday. No one had a better night than catcher Dalton Rushing, who went 4-for-4 with two homers. Coming off a sweep of the Nationals, Los Angeles powerful lineup has scored double-digit runs in three of its last four games for an absurd total of 45 runs in that stretch. By the bottom of the seventh inning, Roberts was able to get Freddie Freeman off his feet and replace him with first baseman Santiago Espinal. Second baseman Alex Freeland was the only batter in the Dodgers starting lineup who did not record a hit. The Blue Jays offense, meanwhile, continued to come up empty. The lineup combined to go 4-for-26 against three Dodgers pitchers. It wasn't until Dodgers' veteran infielder Miguel Rojas took the mound in the ninth that the Jays collected their fifth hit and second run of the game. George Springer, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., David Schneider, Miles Straw, and Andres Gimenez all went hitless. The Blue Jays 36 runs scored so far this season are ranked 22nd in MLB. Their team OPS of .663 is ranked 18th in the majors. Their bats have just been unable to get it going. Blue Jays fans were gloomy as they watched Kyle Tucker go 1-for-3 with two walks, three runs scored, and an RBI for the Dodgers. Toronto aggressively pursued Tucker, the top free agent of the offseason, before the outfielder signed a four-year, $240 million deal with Los Angeles. Despite reportedly offering a long-term deal and a competitive contract, the Blue Jays were again the bridesmaids this past winter, mirroring their failed pursuit of Shohei Ohtani before the 2024 season. For the Jays, Monday nights laugher against the Dodgers was a painful reminder of those swings and misses. 4. What Happened To The Blue Jays Defense? The Blue Jays added a pair of errors and a third misplay that easily couldve officially been scored as an error as their sloppy play continued into the World Series rematch on Monday. Fleming replaced Scherzer in the third inning and immediately committed a throwing error to first base, allowing Shohei Ohtanis 46 mph grounder to warp into two bases for Los Angeles leadoff man. What couldve been an out turned into runs scored when Freeman launched a two-run homer moments later. In the same inning, Kazuma Okamoto couldnt field Andy Pages 105-mph line drive to third base. In the fifth, Guerrero Jr. flipped an errant throw to Fleming, as Max Muncy reached base on what the official scorer called a hit to lead off the inning. Moments later, Muncy scored on an Alex Freeland groundout, instantly punishing the Jays for their mistake. So far, this Blue Jays team does not remotely resemble the strong defensive club that went to the Fall Classic last season. Toronto ranked first in the majors in Fielding Run Value and fourth in Defensive Runs Saved last year. The Jays have already committed eight errors in 10 games this year. Its been a difficult start to 2026 for the defending American League champions. After getting swept by the White Sox this past weekend, the Jays suffered a demoralizing loss to the almighty Dodgers. Toronto can at least take solace in the fact that its season didnt truly turn around until the beginning of July last year. Theres a long way to go. 4 . Whats Next? Bring out the popcorn for the second game of this much-anticipated matchup on Tuesday. Dodgers ace Yoshinobu Yamamoto will go toe-to-toe against veteran right-hander Kevin Gausman as the Blue Jays look to punch back and even the series. After winning the 2025 World Series MVP, Yamamoto has a 3.00 ERA (four earned runs in 12 innings pitched) across two starts this season. Gausman, who was terrific in the playoffs last year, is off to a historic start for the Blue Jays. After dominating against the Rockies last Wednesday, Gausman became the only pitcher since at least 1900 with 10-plus strikeouts and no walks through each of his first two starts of the season. If theres anyone who can stop the bleeding for the Jays, its Gausman. Deesha Thosarcovers Major League Baseball as a reporter and columnist for FOX Sports. She previously covered the Mets as a beat reporter for the New York Daily News. The daughter of Indian immigrants, Deesha grew up on Long Island and now lives in Queens. Follow her on Twitter at@DeeshaThosar.

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UConn went into Mondays NCAA championship game with a clear plan: muck things up and grind down Michigans offense. It worked until it didnt as Michigan made more plays down the stretch to secure a 69-63 win and the national championship.UConns strategy was correct against a deep and more talented Michigan roster that entered Mondays game averaging 87.8 points per game. And it worked early in the game as UConn limited Michigans attack and held a 24-23 lead with 3:16 remaining in the game. UConn at that point had forced eight Michigan misses in its previous nine shots.But a flagrant foul on UConns Alex Karaban shifted the games trajectory. And Michigan made more plays down the stretch than UConn to hold on for the programs second NCAA championship.Here are five plays (plus one) that led Michigan to victory Monday night.Hook-and-hold flagrant foul on Alex KarabanKaraban and Michigans Morez Johnson Jr. were battling for rebounding position off a missed Michigan 3 late in the first half. The two locked elbows, and Karaban held on as Johnson extended in an effort to secure the offensive rebound. Officials reviewed the play and called Karaban for a hook-and-hold flagrant foul.Alex Karaban was called for a Flagrant 1 foul for a "hook and hold" on this play@GeneSteratore breaks it down pic.twitter.com/9P6dHkzIqX CBS Sports College Basketball (@CBSSportsCBB) April 7, 2026The call awarded Michigan two free throws and the ball. Johnson sank both free throws. And Yaxel Lendeborg converted a layup to secure a four-point possession for Michigan. The sequence triggered a 10-4 run to end the half that sent Michigan into the break with a 33-29 advantage. The Wolverines never trailed again.Elliot Cadeau and-1/Solo Balls fourth foulWith 16:20 remaining, Michigans Elliot Cadeau pushed the ball in transition after a UConn miss. He looked up to find UConns Solo Ball standing between him and the basket in the paint. Cadeau charged ahead and drew contact while sinking a layup. The bucket counted, and officials whistled Ball for his fourth foul 3:40 into the second half. Ball went to the bench. Cadeau sank the and-1 free throw to extend Michigans lead to 36-31.ELLIOT CADEAU.AND ONE. @umichbballpic.twitter.com/QBNWkOOkb1 CBS Sports (@CBSSports) April 7, 2026Ball sat for almost 10 minutes. He didnt return to the game until 6:30 remained as Michigan held a 54-45 lead.Yaxel Lendeborgs and-1/Tarris Reeds third foulMoments later, it was Lendeborgs turn for a momentum-extending and-1. The Michigan All-American had the ball on the left wing and backed down the smaller Braylon Mullins from beyond the 3-point line.When he got to the bucket, UConns 6-11 rim protector Tarris Reed Jr. was waiting. But Lendeborg jumped for a one-handed floater over Reeds outstretched hands. The ball dropped through the basket, and Reed drew a whistle for contact on the shot. YAXEL GETS IT TO FALL #MarchMadness@umichbballpic.twitter.com/zmMSLMELVx NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessMBB) April 7, 2026The foul was Reeds third with 15:16 remaining. He didnt join Ball on the bench, but was forced to play through foul trouble. And Lendeborg hit the free throw to extend Michigans lead to 41-33.The aggression marked a stark contrast from the first half for Lendeborg, who played passively on a sprained MCL and injured ankle that he suffered in Saturdays Final Four win over Arizona. He admitted at halftime that I feel awful, I feel super weak. But he was notably more aggressive and effective in the second half.Cadeaus 3 for 11-point leadNot long after that Cadeau delivered on offense again. Michigans lead stood at 45-37, and UConn was reeling. Cadeau took a pass on the wing in a halfcourt set. He faked a pass to the corner, but instead pulled up for a 3. The ball sank through the next to extend Michigans lead to 48-37 with 12:54 remaining.ELLIOT CADEAU HAS THE STADIUM SHAKING MICHIGAN LEADS BY 11 #MarchMadnesspic.twitter.com/D0KwzaJgn3 NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessMBB) April 7, 2026It wasnt a knockout punch. But it was a body blow that wobbled the Huskies. Yaxel Lendeborg block/Morez Johnson putbackUConn didnt shrink after Cadeaus big 3 and had a chance to cut the Michigan lead to 5 in transition. Jaylin Stewart went up for a fast-break layup that would have reduced UConns deficit to 48-43.But Lendeborg chased him down for a block off the glass. UConn got the rebound, but didnt score on the possession. So. Many. Blocks.@umichbballpic.twitter.com/zB7IqKCb0A CBS Sports College Basketball (@CBSSportsCBB) April 7, 2026On the other end, Morez Johnson Jr. put back a missed Trey McKenney layup off the rim. Johnson flying in for the second chance points #MarchMadnessThe second half is LIVE: https://t.co/73IDsYprmkpic.twitter.com/NClKIa0z5x NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessMBB) April 7, 2026And instead of having its lead cut to five, Michigan extended its advantage back to nine points to thwart the UConn run. Trey McKenneys stop and 3UConn still wasnt as the game clock approached 2 minutes. Alex Karaban hit a 3 with 2:29 remaining to cut Michigans lead to two possessions at 62-56.UConn then forced a turnover over halfcourt and had a look at a transition layup that would have cut the Michigan lead to 4.Karaban from deep #MarchMadness@UConnMBBpic.twitter.com/vStlRVhIlI NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessMBB) April 7, 2026Bublocked Ball couldnt finish the contested layup from the baseline over McKenney, and Michigan secured the rebound to set up its offense on the other end. There the ball found its way to McKenney, who pulled for a 3 from the win off a pass from Roddy Gayle Jr."A BIG ONE FOR MCKENNEY!" - Ian Eagle@umichbball responds! TBS, truTV, and March Madness Live pic.twitter.com/OH1UEYwU4r CBS Sports (@CBSSports) April 7, 2026It added up to a five-point swing in which Michigan extended its lead to 65-56 with 1:49 remaining.UConn continued to apply pressure and forced Michigan to hit free throws down the stretch. But that sequence ultimately provided the knockout blow to secure Michigans national championship.

Willson Contreras had a warning for the Brewers after he was hit by a pitch for the 24th time by the team Monday. "... Next time they hit me again, I'm going to take one of them out. That's a message."