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Guardians

J.Ramirez flied out to left fielder Revere.

Chisenhall hit an infield single to shortstop, Y.Gomes to third.

Hit an infield single to shortstop, Y.Gomes to third.

A.Almonte fouled out to catcher Ru.Martin.

Blue Jays

Brantley grounded into a double play, second baseman Goins to first baseman Colabello, Kipnis scored, Lindor out.

Grounded into a double play, second baseman Goins to first baseman Colabello, Kipnis scored, Lindor out.

Donaldson tripled to center, Goins scored, Revere scored.

Tripled to center, Goins scored, Revere scored.

Raburn doubled to right, C.Santana scored.

On third baseman Donaldson's throwing error, Y.Gomes scored, Chisenhall to third.

Indians first.  Kipnis doubled to center.  Lindor safe on failed fielder's choice, Kipnis to third.  Brantley grounded into a double play, second baseman Goins to first baseman Colabello, Kipnis scored, Lindor out.  C.Santana grounded out, third baseman Donaldson to first baseman Colabello.

Blue Jays fifth.  Ru.Martin grounded out, third baseman Aviles to first baseman C.Santana.  Pillar struck out.  Goins hit an infield single to second.  Revere hit an infield single to second, Goins to second.  Donaldson tripled to center, Goins scored, Revere scored.  Bautista flied out to left fielder Brantley.

Indians seventh.  Smoak in as first baseman.  Brantley grounded out, second baseman Goins to first baseman Smoak.  C.Santana walked on a full count.  Raburn doubled to right, C.Santana scored.  Raburn to third.  Y.Gomes struck out.  Sands singled to left, Raburn scored.  Almonte singled to center, Sands to second.  Aviles flied out to center fielder Pillar.

Indians ninth.  Hawkins pitching.  C.Santana struck out.  J.Ramirez pinch-hitting for Raburn.  J.Ramirez flied out to left fielder Revere.  Y.Gomes singled to right.  Chisenhall pinch-hitting for Sands.  Chisenhall hit an infield single to shortstop, Y.Gomes to third.  On third baseman Donaldson's throwing error, Y.Gomes scored, Chisenhall to third.  Almonte fouled out to catcher Ru.Martin.

The Indians and Blue Jays combined for an average of 12.75 runs per game while splitting four games earlier this season. That currently ranks as the highest-scoring season series between the two teams since 2000 (14.33 runs per game).

By sweeping the Angels this weekend, the Indians stretched their winning streak to five games, one shy of Cleveland's season long (six straight wins between May 19 and May 24).

The Blue Jays outscored the Tigers, 29-6, while sweeping three games from Detroit this weekend. Toronto improved to 21-5 in August, matching its most wins ever in any calendar month in franchise history (21-8 in May 2003 and 21-9 in May 2014).

Since making his MLB debut in 2013, 46.3 percent of the runs Danny Salazar has allowed have come on home runs that he's surrendered. That's the third-highest rate among MLB starters (minimum 50 GS).

David Price is 9-1 in his career against the Indians. His .900 winning percentage is tied for the third best against Cleveland by any starting pitcher since 1914 (minimum 8 decisions). Only Pedro Martinez and Sonny Siebert, who were each 11-1 (.917) in their starts against the Indians, fared better.

With four home runs over his last two games, Edwin Encarnacion has now clubbed nine over 11 games since August 18. Encarnacion also has extended his hitting streak to 25 games, more than twice as long as any other active streak (Nick Markakis, 11).

HP - Emmel, 1B - Meals, 2B - Fletcher, 3B - Fagan

The Toronto Blue Jays have asked Ryan Goins to wear many hats, sticking him in five positions and placing him at or near the bottom of a lineup that has been the best in baseball for most of the season.
Despite having a less-than-glamorous role, he's been a major reason the Blue Jays have surged to the top of the AL East.

Indians-Blue Jays Preview

TORONTO (AP)  Still recovering from an illness that forced him to miss a start last week, Cleveland's Danny Salazar had only one thing on his mind after beating the Toronto Blue Jays.
''I just want to go home and sleep right now,'' a weary Salazar said after shutting down the highest-scoring team in baseball.

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Cleveland Guardians @ Toronto Blue Jays on August 31, 2015

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