When the Toronto Blue Jays and St. Louis Cardinals met at Busch Stadium in June 2025, it took extra innings to settle things. The Blue Jays walked away with a 5-4 win in 10 frames, and a few players made names for themselves in ways that still show up in the matchup headlines today. This breakdown puts the key stats, top performers, and head-to-head record in one place so you can see exactly how recent games played out.

Recent Score: Toronto Blue Jays 5 – St. Louis Cardinals 4 · Game Date: June 9, 2025 · Series Result: Blue Jays 3-0 sweep

Quick snapshot

1Confirmed facts
2What’s unclear
  • Future game locations for potential Game 6/7 scenarios unconfirmed
  • Kirk’s exact home run count (4th or 7th of season) varies by source
3Timeline signal
4What’s next
  • Cardinals look to reverse trend in 2026 regular-season meetings (CBS Sports team standings)
  • Both teams at 36-30 records heading into June 9, 2025 game (CBS Sports team standings)
Field Value
Teams Compared Toronto Blue Jays vs St. Louis Cardinals
Sample Score Blue Jays 5, Cardinals 4
Series Sweep Date June 9-11, 2025
Stats Source CBS Sports, Fox Sports, ESPN
All-Time H2H Record 17-14 Blue Jays (per StatMuse)
Blue Jays Hits (June 9) 13 (vs Cardinals 7)

Who is the 41-year-old pitcher for the Blue Jays?

Max Scherzer, the veteran right-hander, has logged extensive innings across his career. In the June 2025 series, Jose Berrios took the mound for the Blue Jays, working 6.2 innings with 2 walks and multiple strikeouts against the Cardinals on June 9, 2025 (CBS Sports game box score). For the Cardinals, Andre Pallante pitched 6.0 innings allowing 2 earned runs, 1 walk, and 3 strikeouts in that same game.

The veteran presence on the Blue Jays staff brings playoff-tested experience to matchups against teams like the Cardinals, where every pitch in extra innings can shift the outcome.

What this means

Berrios delivered a quality start in the opener, setting up the bullpen for the extra-innings victory.

Who is the highest-paid Blue Jays player?

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has emerged as one of Toronto’s cornerstone talents, and his June 9, 2025 performance included his 12th double of the season (CBS Sports player stats). George Springer also contributed his 15th double in that matchup, while Bo Bichette added a sacrifice fly (his 2nd of the season) in the June 11 finale.

For the Cardinals, I. Herrera connected for his 8th home run of the season in the June 9 loss. The decision-making in that extra-inning game went to Y. Rodriguez (win, 1-0 record), with P. Maton taking the loss (0-2) and J. Hoffman earning his 16th save.

Is Alejandro Kirk really 5’8″?

Alejandro Kirk has been a consistent performer for the Blue Jays, known for his defensive versatility behind the plate. In the June 9, 2025 game, Kirk homered and drove in 2 runs, though sources vary on whether that was his 4th or 7th home run of the season (CBS Sports hit data). His batting average that day registered at .316, per Fox Sports’ box score data.

Who threw a 110 mph pitch?

Pitch velocity records are tracked across MLB, though the research materials focus on game box scores rather than individual pitch telemetry. J. Clase recorded his 2nd home run of the season in the June 9 extra-innings win, helping seal the 5-4 victory (CBS Sports scoring summary). The win itself went to the bullpen after Jose Berrios departed following 6.2 innings of work.

Is Bo Bichette part Chinese?

Bo Bichette has emerged as one of the Blue Jays’ most productive hitters. His .269 average on June 9, 2025, contributed to Toronto’s offensive output against the Cardinals (Fox Sports batting averages). The Blue Jays accumulated 13 hits and 24 total bases that day, compared to just 7 hits and 11 total bases for St. Louis, according to USA Today Sports Data.

Date Result Key Performers Source
June 9, 2025 Blue Jays 5, Cardinals 4 (10 innings) Kirk HR, J. Clase HR, Guerrero Jr. 2B CBS Sports
June 10, 2025 Blue Jays 10, Cardinals 9 Andrés Giménez HR, Alejandro Kirk HR ESPN
June 11, 2025 Blue Jays 5, Cardinals 2 (sweep) Ernie Clement HR, Bo Bichette SF CBS Sports

Toronto’s 10-9 win showed the series would be high-scoring, with both teams trading leads before the Blue Jays pulled away.

The upshot

Kirk and Clase led the Blue Jays past the Cardinals with clutch hits, including Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s timely double that set up the decisive play in extra innings.

Player Statistics Comparison

Three games in June 2025 showed the Blue Jays’ depth against the Cardinals. Toronto’s batting leaders on June 9 included Bo Bichette at .269, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. at .275, and Alejandro Kirk at .316, according to Fox Sports.

Player Team Stat (June 9, 2025) Source
Alejandro Kirk Blue Jays HR, 2 RBI, .316 avg CBS Sports
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Blue Jays 12th double of season CBS Sports
George Springer Blue Jays 15th double of season CBS Sports
J. Clase Blue Jays 2nd HR of season (10th inning) CBS Sports
I. Herrera Cardinals 8th HR of season CBS Sports
Ernie Clement Blue Jays 4th HR, 14th double (June 11) CBS Sports
Jose Berrios Blue Jays 6.2 IP, 2 BB (June 9) CBS Sports
Andre Pallante Cardinals 6.0 IP, 2 ER, 1 BB (June 9) CBS Sports

The numbers reveal Toronto’s balanced attack, with multiple contributors across the lineup rather than reliance on a single bat.

Upsides

  • Blue Jays hold 17-14 all-time edge vs Cardinals per StatMuse
  • Toronto won 3-game sweep June 9-11, 2025
  • Blue Jays doubled Cardinals in hits (13-7) and total bases (24-11) on June 9
  • Multiple power threats (Kirk, Clement, Guerrero Jr.)

Downsides

  • Conflicting H2H records across sources (AiScore shows different totals)
  • Kirk’s home run count ambiguous across box scores
  • Cardinals competed close in series despite 0-3 result
  • Both teams entered June 9 at identical 36-30 records

Head-to-Head Records

The Blue Jays hold a 17-14 advantage in the all-time series against the Cardinals, according to StatMuse. However, some aggregators report slightly different totals, with Champions or Chumps listing the Cardinals at 14-17 (45.2%) across 31 games.

“Andrés Giménez and Alejandro Kirk each homered, and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the St. Louis Cardinals 10-9.”

ESPN game recap (June 10, 2025)

“Ernie Clement homers and Blue Jays beat Cardinals 5-2 for 3-game sweep.”

— CBS Sports game summary (June 11, 2025)

The series data confirms Toronto’s recent dominance, though the gap between 17-14 and 14-17 across different tracking methods suggests variance in how games are categorized.

Bottom line: The Blue Jays have controlled this matchup, taking the all-time series and completing a 3-0 sweep in June 2025. For Cardinals fans, the 2026 meetings offer a chance to narrow the gap; for Blue Jays followers, the core contributors (Kirk, Clement, Guerrero Jr.) remain threats every time these clubs meet.

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Guerrero Jr. laced a pivotal double during the Cardinals sweep, reflecting the consistent impact detailed in his Guerrero Jr. stats profile with the Blue Jays.

Frequently asked questions

What are the player stats for Toronto Blue Jays vs St. Louis Cardinals?

The June 9, 2025 box score shows Blue Jays with 13 hits, 5 runs, 1 home run against Cardinals’ 7 hits, 4 runs, 1 home run. Key performers included Alejandro Kirk (HR, 2 RBI), Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (12th double), and J. Clase (2nd HR).

Who won the most recent Blue Jays vs Cardinals match?

The Blue Jays won the most recent series, completing a 3-game sweep June 9-11, 2025. Scores were 5-4 (10 innings), 10-9, and 5-2.

What is the head-to-head record between Blue Jays and Cardinals?

Per StatMuse, the Blue Jays lead 17-14 all-time against the Cardinals. Toronto won 15 games with 99 total runs (4.5 PPG) versus St. Louis’s 7 wins and 81 runs (3.7 PPG) in sampled head-to-head matchups.

Where can I find Toronto Blue Jays vs St. Louis Cardinals box scores?

Official box scores are available through CBS Sports, ESPN, Fox Sports, and USA Today Sports Data for the June 2025 series games.

Who are the top performers in Blue Jays vs Cardinals games?

In June 2025, Alejandro Kirk hit multiple home runs across the series, Ernie Clement homered in the sweep-clinching 5-2 win, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. consistently drove in runs with doubles.

What are Toronto Blue Jays team stats this season?

The Blue Jays entered the June 9, 2025 game at 36-30. They finished the June series against the Cardinals with 13 total hits in the opener and completed the sweep with balanced contributions across the lineup.

How do Blue Jays pitchers compare to Cardinals?

Jose Berrios worked 6.2 innings for the Blue Jays on June 9, while Cardinals starter Andre Pallante logged 6.0 innings. The Blue Jays’ bullpen closed out the extra-inning win with J. Hoffman earning his 16th save.