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Seize the momentum? Jays crash Seattle party with 5 HRs in Game 3

The Blue Jays had their backs against the wall. They smashed through that wall in ALCS Game 3 with five homers in an offensive clinic from top to bottom, led by Vladimir Guerrero Jr., to silence the T-Mobile Park crowd.

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Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Alejandro Kirk had their dancing shoes on.

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Tune to MLB Tonight starting at 4 p.m. ET for the latest highlights, interviews, expert analysis and more, before and after today’s LCS games.

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