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Braves

Maybin lined out to right fielder Bautista

Blue Jays

J.Gomes doubled to center. Johnson scored. Freeman scored. Markakis scored.

Doubled to center. Johnson scored. Freeman scored. Markakis scored.

On throwing error by center fielder Pompey, F.Freeman advances. Johnson advanced to third. Freeman scored.

J.Gomes hit a sacrifice fly. Johnson scored.

Ru.Martin doubled to right. Encarnacion scored. Bautista scored.

Doubled to right. Encarnacion scored. Bautista scored.

Braves first.  Maybin singled to right.  Callaspo struck out.  Maybin  was caught stealing, catcher Ru.Martin to second baseman Travis, Maybin out.  Markakis singled to left.  Freeman doubled to left, Markakis to third.  C.Johnson walked on a full count.  J.Gomes doubled to center, Markakis scored, Freeman scored, C.Johnson scored.  Bethancourt flied out to left fielder Pillar.  

Braves third.  Markakis grounded out, pitcher Da.Norris to first baseman Smoak.  Freeman walked on a full count.  C.Johnson singled to center, Freeman to third, on Pompey's error, Freeman scored, C.Johnson to third.  J.Gomes hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Pillar, C.Johnson scored.  Estrada pitching.  Bethancourt struck out.  

Blue Jays sixth.  St.Tolleson grounded out, pitcher S.Miller to first baseman C.Johnson.  Donaldson struck out.  Bautista walked.  Encarnacion singled to left, Bautista to second.  Ru.Martin doubled to right, Bautista scored, Encarnacion scored.  Smoak walked on four pitches.  Pillar flied out to left fielder J.Gomes.  

The Braves and Blue Jays have split their 34 all-time meetings, with Toronto winning three of the last five.

Atlanta has committed just one error over its first nine games of 2015. The Braves (85) had the fifth-fewest errors in the majors in 2014.

Toronto's 13 victories and .650 (13-7) win percentage in interleague games last season both ranked tied for second in the majors.

Nick Markakis, who joined the Braves this offseason after playing his first nine MLB seasons with Baltimore, has 171 career hits against the Blue Jays; that is the most by any active player since 2006 (Markakis' rookie season).

Julio Teheran has won his last three starts, dating back to last September 24. That is one shy of tying the longest streak of his career; he won four straight starts, May 20-June 6, 2014.

R.A. Dickey, Saturday's scheduled starter, has thrown nine straight quality starts, posting a 4-2 mark with a 2.31 (15/58.1) ERA and .176 opponent average during this streak. Entering this weekend's play, this streak was tied with Dallas Keuchel and Kris Medlen for the longest active one in the majors.

HP - Hallion, 1B - Marquez, 2B - West, 3B - Dreckman

(SportsNetwork.com) - Shelby Miller has pitched well over his first two starts
 of 2015, but the Atlanta right-hander hasn't lasted past the fifth inning.

Atlanta Braves (7-4) at Toronto Blue Jays (6-6), 1:07 p.m. (ET)

Toronto,  ON (SportsNetwork.com)  - An early offensive outburst backed a solid
 start  by  Shelby Miller,  leading the  Atlanta Braves  to a  5-2 win over the
 Toronto Blue Jays on Sunday.

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Atlanta Braves @ Toronto Blue Jays on April 19, 2015

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