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Blue Jays

Pillar grounded out, first baseman C.Santana to pitcher B.Shaw.

Donaldson safe at first on fielding error by shortstop Lindor.

Safe at first on fielding error by shortstop Lindor.

Smoak walked on a full count, Donaldson to second.

Walked on a full count, Donaldson to second.

Pearce grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Urshela unassisted, Donaldson out, Smoak to second.

Grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Urshela unassisted, Donaldson out, Smoak to second.

Grounded out, first baseman C.Santana to pitcher B.Shaw.

Encarnacion grounded out, third baseman Donaldson to first baseman Smoak, Lindor scored, Brantley to second.

Guardians

Smoak homered to right on the first pitch.

Indians fourth.  Zimmer struck out.  Lindor walked on four pitches.  Brantley singled to right, Lindor to third.  Encarnacion grounded out, third baseman Donaldson to first baseman Smoak, Lindor scored, Brantley to second.  J.Ramírez walked on four pitches.  C.Santana grounded out, first baseman Smoak unassisted.

Blue Jays eighth.  A.Miller pitching.  Smoak homered to right on the first pitch.  Morales struck out.  Pearce singled to left.  Pillar lined out to second baseman J.Ramírez.  Goins struck out.

Indians tenth.  Carrera in as left fielder.  Pearce in as first baseman.  D.Barnes pitching.  Lindor homered to right on a 2-2 count.

The Blue Jays beat the Red Sox, 8-6, in Boston on Thursday, splitting the four-game series. It was just the second time in their last 44 games that they've scored at least eight runs. They scored at least eight runs seven times in their first 51 games.

The Indians lost to the Giants, 5-4, in San Francisco on Wednesday, despite holding a 3-2 lead after six and a 4-2 lead heading to the bottom of the eighth inning. Entering Wednesday, the Indians were 42-2 in games in which they led after six innings, the third-best record in MLB.

Toronto took two of three at home in May, grabbing a 4-2 win and an 8-7 win, while suffering a 6-0 loss. These teams have split their last 10 meetings in Cleveland, though the Indians have won three of the last four.

Marco Estrada allowed four runs (all earned) in 3.2 innings against the Tigers on Sunday, getting a no-decision. Estrada has allowed at least four earned runs in six of his last eight starts, going 0-4 with a 9.50 ERA in that span.

Trevor Bauer allowed four runs (all earned) against the Athletics on Sunday, lasting just 0.2 innings and falling to 7-8 this season. It was tied with a 2013 start for the shortest outing of his career.

Justin Smoak hasn't slowed down since his first career All-Star appearance, hitting .346 in seven games since the break. That includes an active five-game hitting streak -- he also had two home runs in Thursday's win over Boston, extending his career high to 26.

HP - Barry, 1B - Hickox, 2B - Wolcott, 3B - O'Nora

CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Indians, whose slumbering offense finally stirred to life Friday night, will host the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday night in the second of their three-game series.
Cleveland won the opener of the series 13-3. The victory was a welcome one for the Indians, who had lost six of their previous seven games and had only scored 14 runs in the six losses.

Indians go for two in row over Blue Jays

CLEVELAND (AP)  Francisco Lindor knows about good timing.
Shortly after a hard rain began to fall in the bottom of the 10th inning, Lindor hit a leadoff home run and the Cleveland Indians defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 2-1 on Saturday night.

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CLE	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1

Toronto Blue Jays @ Cleveland Guardians on July 22, 2017

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