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Blue Jays

Bautista grounded out, shortstop A.Cabrera to first baseman Swisher.

Me.Cabrera grounded out, shortstop A.Cabrera to first baseman Swisher.

Grounded out, shortstop A.Cabrera to first baseman Swisher.

Guardians

Lawrie infield single to short, Rasmus scored.

C.Santana homered to right on a full count, Kipnis scored.

Homered to right on a full count, Kipnis scored.

Kawasaki singled to center, Goins scored, Me.Cabrera to second.

Singled to center, Goins scored, Me.Cabrera to second.

Encarnacion singled to center, Me.Cabrera scored, Kawasaki to third, Bautista to second.

Blue Jays fourth.  Navarro grounded out, second baseman Kipnis to first baseman Swisher.  Rasmus doubled to center.  On wild pitch by Masterson, Rasmus to third.  Lawrie infield single to short, Rasmus scored.  Sierra struck out.  Goins grounded out, second baseman Kipnis to first baseman Swisher.

Indians sixth.  Kipnis infield single to short.  C.Santana homered to right on a full count, Kipnis scored.  Brantley grounded out, shortstop Goins to first baseman Encarnacion.  A.Cabrera tripled to center.  Delabar pitching.  Dav.Murphy walked.  Y.Gomes popped out to shortstop Goins.  Chisenhall struck out.

Blue Jays seventh.  Sierra struck out.  Goins walked.  Rzepczynski pitching.  Me.Cabrera singled to center, Goins to second.  Kawasaki singled to center, Goins scored, Me.Cabrera to second.  Allen pitching.   On pickoff attempt, error by catcher Y.Gomes, Me.Cabrera to third, Kawasaki to second.  Bautista was intentionally walked.  Encarnacion singled to center, Me.Cabrera scored, Kawasaki to third, Bautista to second.  Navarro grounded into a double play, catcher Y.Gomes to first baseman Swisher, Kawasaki out.

Cleveland won four of six meetings with the Blue Jays last year, its first time winning the season series since going 6-4 in 2010.

The Indians have committed seven errors in their last four games, and for the season their 15 errors are tied for the most in the American League (also Rangers).

Toronto is 8-1 this season when allowing three or fewer runs, versus 0-7 when allowing four or more. The Blue Jays allow 5.00 more runs per game in losses (6.63) than wins (1.63), the second-largest differential in the majors (Angels, 5.39).

Jose Bautista hit his sixth homer of the season yesterday, tied with the Pirates' Pedro Alvarez for the most in baseball. Bautista's 158 homers since the start of 2010 also lead the majors by one over Miguel Cabrera (157).

Lonnie Chisenhall had a career-high four hits in yesterday's 7-5 loss to the Tigers (4-for-4, all singles). He has hit safely in all seven games this season (12-for-23, .522).

Justin Masterson threw 7.0 shutout innings on Opening Day versus the A's, but has allowed 12 total runs (10 earned) in two starts since. He has yet to pick up a decision in 2014.

HP - Gibson, 1B - Scott, 2B - Kulpa, 3B - Bucknor

(SportsNetwork.com) - The Toronto Blue Jays will attempt to bounce back, as
 they begin a three-game set against Cleveland with the struggling Justin
 Masterson on the mound for the Indians.

Toronto Blue Jays (8-8) at Cleveland Indians (7-8), 7:05 p.m. (ET)

Cleveland, OH (SportsNetwork.com) - Melky Cabrera supplied four hits and a run
 as the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Cleveland Indians, 3-2, in the opener of
 a three-game set.

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Toronto Blue Jays @ Cleveland Guardians on April 18, 2014

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