The Toronto Blue Jays are hitting the road, and they're bringing some serious momentum with them. After Daulton Varsho's electrifying 10th-inning grand slam capped a thrilling walk-off win against the Rays on Wednesday, the Jays salvaged a split in their homestand. That kind of dramatic finish can be a game-changer, and they'll look to carry that energy into a seven-game road trip starting Friday night in Detroit.

Waiting for them are the Tigers, a team that's been struggling lately after dropping three straight series. It's a perfect setup for Toronto to build some consistency—especially after losing seven of their last nine games before that big win. Friday's starter is 22-year-old right-hander Trey Yesavage, who's been nothing short of impressive since returning from a shoulder impingement. He's yet to pitch more than 5.1 innings in a game, but he's allowed just one run all season while striking out 15 over 13.1 innings. The Jays will be hoping he can stretch things out a bit more this time.

Offensively, Toronto hasn't exactly been lighting up the scoreboard, but Japanese newcomer Kazuma Okamoto has been a bright spot with 10 home runs already. Against a Tigers pitching staff that's been hit hard by injuries, this could be the series where the bats come alive.

Here's what you need to know to catch the action:

Friday's series opener won't be on traditional TV. Instead, it's part of Apple TV's "Friday Night Baseball" package, streaming exclusively on the platform. New subscribers can get their first week free, and after that, it's just $14.99 a month. You can watch on the Apple TV app, available on most smart TVs, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and gaming consoles.

First pitch is set for 6:45 p.m. ET at Comerica Park in Detroit. So grab your Blue Jays gear, settle in, and get ready for what could be the start of a hot streak.