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Pillar sacrificed, pitcher Kimbrel to second baseman Pedroia, Pompey to second.

Sacrificed, pitcher Kimbrel to second baseman Pedroia, Pompey to second.

Carrera hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder B.Holt, Pompey scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder B.Holt, Pompey scored.

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C.Young singled to center, Bogaerts scored, Betts scored, H.Ramírez to second.

Singled to center, Bogaerts scored, Betts scored, H.Ramírez to second.

Pillar singled to center, Bautista scored, R.Martin scored, Tulowitzki to third.

Singled to center, Bautista scored, R.Martin scored, Tulowitzki to third.

Pillar singled to center, R.Martin scored, Saunders to third.

Singled to center, R.Martin scored, Saunders to third.

Red Sox first.  Pedroia grounded out, second baseman Travis to first baseman Encarnación.  Bogaerts walked on a full count.  Ortiz walked on a full count, Bogaerts to second.  Betts grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Travis unassisted, Bogaerts to third, Ortiz out.  H.Ramírez walked on a full count, Betts to second.  C.Young singled to center, Bogaerts scored, Betts scored, H.Ramírez to second.  Bradley Jr. grounded out, catcher R.Martin to first baseman Encarnación.

Blue Jays second.  Bautista walked on a full count.  R.Martin walked on a full count, Bautista to second.  Tulowitzki walked, Bautista to third, R.Martin to second.  Upton Jr. struck out.  Pillar singled to center, Bautista scored, R.Martin scored, Tulowitzki to third.  Pillar to second.  Carrera struck out.  Travis struck out.

Blue Jays sixth.  T.Shaw in as designated hitter.  R.Martin walked.  M.Barnes pitching.  Tulowitzki flied out to center fielder Bradley Jr.  Saunders pinch-hitting for Upton Jr.  Saunders walked on a full count, R.Martin to second.  Pillar singled to center, R.Martin scored, Saunders to third.  Carrera grounded into a double play, second baseman Pedroia to shortstop Bogaerts to first baseman H.Ramírez, Pillar out.

Red Sox eighth.  Betts doubled to right.  H.Ramírez walked on a full count.  Osuna pitching.  B.Holt pinch-hitting for C.Young.  B.Holt grounded into a double play, second baseman Travis to shortstop Tulowitzki to first baseman Encarnación, Betts to third, H.Ramírez out.  On Osuna's balk, Betts scored.  Bradley Jr. grounded out, first baseman Encarnación to pitcher Osuna.

Blue Jays ninth.  B.Holt in as left fielder.  Kimbrel pitching.  Saunders walked on a full count.  Pompey pinch-running for Saunders.  Pillar sacrificed, pitcher Kimbrel to second baseman Pedroia, Pompey to second.  On Kimbrel's wild pitch, Pompey to third.  Carrera hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder B.Holt, Pompey scored.  Travis flied out to right fielder Betts.

The Blue Jays lost, 4-0, to the Orioles at Rogers Centre last night, dropping into a tie with Baltimore in the wild-card chase. Toronto is looking to make its second straight postseason appearance for the first time since a three-year stretch, 1991-1993.

Boston lost, 5-1, to the Yankees in New York last night, getting swept three straight by the Bronx Bombers after its 11-game win streak, September 15-25. The Red Sox have lost four consecutive games just once this year (July 25-28).

These clubs have split 16 meetings in 2016, each winning eight times. The Blue Jays are 26-15 (.634) in their last 41 games vs. the Sox at Fenway Park (best of any AL team since July of 2012).

Marco Estrada allowed just one run (earned) in 7.0 IP against the Yankees five days, getting saddled with a no-decision for the effort. Estrada is 2-1 with a 4.38 ERA in four career starts against the Red Sox at Fenway Park.

Rick Porcello went 6.1 innings and allowed three runs (all earned) vs. the Rays last Saturday, earning the victory, and garnering his 22nd win of the season -- most of any Boston pitcher since Pedro Martinez went 23-4 and won the Cy Young Award in 1999. Porcello is 3-0 with a 4.50 ERA in four starts against the Jays this season.

Xander Bogaerts hit his 21st homer of the season last night -- most of any Red Sox shortstop since Nomar Garciaparra went deep 28 times in 2003. Bogaerts is batting .286 with three HR and 10 RBI vs. the Blue Jays this year.

HP - Wolcott, 1B - Guccione, 2B - Gorman, 3B - Carlson

BOSTON -- J.A. Happ has already won 20 games in his Cy Young-worthy season. But Saturday night, the left-hander makes what may well be the biggest start of his life.
Happ, 20-4 with a 3.20 ERA, faces the Boston Red Sox and young lefty Eduardo Rodriguez in the second game of the last-weekend series.

Blue Jays' Happ set for biggest career start

BOSTON (AP)  The Blue Jays almost balked away a pivotal game in their postseason chase.
With Toronto leading in the eighth inning thanks to another strong start from 20-game winner J.A. Happ, Roberto Osuna balked in the tying run. But Ezequiel Carrera delivered a sacrifice fly in the ninth, and Toronto beat Boston 4-3 on Saturday night to move into a tie with Baltimore for the top spot in the AL wild-card race.

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Toronto Blue Jays @ Boston Red Sox on October 1, 2016

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