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The Blue Jays defeated the Yankees 6-4 in spring training, highlighted by Orelvis Martinez`s homer and Spencer Jones` response.

The Toronto Blue Jays kicked off their spring training with a thrilling 6-4 victory against the New York Yankees. The game showcased the innovative automated ball-strike (ABS) challenge system, which played a pivotal role in the Yankees` scoring. A strikeout was overturned into a walk, allowing the Yankees to rally for three runs in the sixth inning.

Orelvis Martinez shone for the Blue Jays, hitting a powerful home run in the fourth inning that initially gave Toronto a commanding 4-0 lead. The Yankees fought back with a two-run homer from Spencer Jones in the sixth, reducing the deficit to 4-2. Jones` impressive shot had an exit velocity of 104.5 mph and a launch angle of 36°, highlighting his potential impact this season.

In another exciting matchup, the Kansas City Royals narrowly defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 11-10 at Camelback Ranch, contributing to the high-scoring nature of the ongoing Grapefruit and Cactus League schedules. As the spring training progresses, the Blue Jays stand at 1-0, while the Yankees are now 1-1. The game took place at TD Ballpark in Dunedin, Florida, a popular venue for spring training action. For more details on MLB spring training, visit MLB Spring Training and check the ESPN MLB Schedule.

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