Toronto Blue Jays left fielder Lourdes Gurriel Jr. had quite the outing during the 28-5 demolition of the Boston Red Sox last night.The Jays were firing on all cylinders last night, but Gurriel Jr. was on another level. He registered six hits, tying Toronto’s all-time record for most hits in a single game. Gurriel Jr. went 6-for-7, hitting five singles and a double with five RBIs and three runs.The traffic was so one-sided from start to finish, the Jays could afford to take their foot off the gas. Gurriel Jr. did one better. He decided to indulge himself in a fruity beverage during the fifth inning, when the Jays were already up 25-3.Arash Madani@ArashMadaniLourdes Gurriel Jr. making himself a... fruit cocktail during the fifth inning of the ball game tonight.8417923Lourdes Gurriel Jr. making himself a... fruit cocktail during the fifth inning of the ball game tonight. https://t.co/RXCSIaKH9xIt’s one thing to be comfortable while leading, but making a fruit cocktail midway through the game? That’s a whole new level of rubbing salt in the proverbial wound.Alejandro Kirk Enthusiast@jackthesloth2@ArashMadani @nessuhhr When you’re winning by so much that you decide to sit down and make yourself a nice lil fruity drink 1672@ArashMadani @nessuhhr When you’re winning by so much that you decide to sit down and make yourself a nice lil fruity drink 🍹Jay Bird Watching Podcast@BirdWatchingGC@ArashMadani @DianneAbel20 He better remember that recipe!!!!Tomorrow he will be drinking those like.....5 hit night for Lorde's as him and the #BlueJays take this thing to the #Nextlevel to start the 2nd half of the season.51@ArashMadani @DianneAbel20 He better remember that recipe!!!!Tomorrow he will be drinking those like.....5 hit night for Lorde's as him and the #BlueJays take this thing to the #Nextlevel to start the 2nd half of the season. https://t.co/H0FxTNt3NgSome fans seemed to be more interested in Gurriel’s recipe. The drink does look delicious, so of course fans are intrigued.Jordan Cicchelli@jordancicchelli@ArashMadani king behaviours.1151@ArashMadani king behaviours.Arash Madani@ArashMadani@jordancicchelli it was an elaborate recipe.79@jordancicchelli it was an elaborate recipe.Jordan Cicchelli@jordancicchelli@ArashMadani need to know if it's strawberries at the bottom10@ArashMadani need to know if it's strawberries at the bottomThere’s also the inevitable, of people being offended over a situation that is better off being treated with humor.B-Cat@BrianCato@ArashMadani Bad optics but typical Blue Jays always trying so hard to show the baseball world that they are a confident relaxed team that’s barely above .500 baseball. Stop trying so hard nobody cares that are you loose and confident the only thing that matters is the results5@ArashMadani Bad optics but typical Blue Jays always trying so hard to show the baseball world that they are a confident relaxed team that’s barely above .500 baseball. Stop trying so hard nobody cares that are you loose and confident the only thing that matters is the resultsJoe Capriglione@JoeCapriglione@ArashMadani I hope that picture goes on the Red Sox club house wall That’s not cool supposed to be professional and respect your opponent no matter how bad you destroying them1@ArashMadani I hope that picture goes on the Red Sox club house wall That’s not cool supposed to be professional and respect your opponent no matter how bad you destroying themFans, however, were quick to shut down the staunch advocacy for professionalism.All Tehthingz@alltehthingz@JoeCapriglione @ArashMadani I hope your tweet goes viral on Back In My Day Weekly, next to the article entitled Squeeze Play: Fruit Beverage Suppression and Performative Professionalism1@JoeCapriglione @ArashMadani I hope your tweet goes viral on Back In My Day Weekly, next to the article entitled Squeeze Play: Fruit Beverage Suppression and Performative Professionalismjosie@beeps_mom@JoeCapriglione @ArashMadani yeah man it's so disrespectful to *check notes* eat fruit8@JoeCapriglione @ArashMadani yeah man it's so disrespectful to *check notes* eat fruitThe Jays didn’t simply dominate; they humiliated the Red Sox.Teamwork made the dream work for the Toronto Blue JaysThere is rarely such a contrast in the atmosphere between the two opposing dugouts like the one we witnessed on Friday night.The Toronto Blue Jays were thriving. It wasn’t just one or two players. It was the ultimate team display. Every Jays hitter in the starting lineup notched at least two hits, and seven of the nine had at least three hits.The Boston Red Sox, on the other hand, have now dropped three consecutive games by embarrassing margins. Prior to the All-Star Game, Boston lost 14-1 and 13-2 to the New York Yankees. Last night’s result takes their differential over the last three outings to -47, having been outscored 55-8.They will be facing the Jays again tonight in the penultimate match of their three-game series. How will they recover from such a drubbing in less than 24 hours? We will have to wait for Alex Cora and his staff to answer that question.