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J.Bautista grounded out, third baseman M.Chapman to first baseman Alonso.

Pillar grounded out, shortstop Semien to first baseman Alonso.

Grounded out, shortstop Semien to first baseman Alonso.

Grounded out, third baseman M.Chapman to first baseman Alonso.

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R.Martin homered to left on a full count.

Carrera singled to center, Donaldson scored, Smoak to third, Tulowitzki to second.

Singled to center, Donaldson scored, Smoak to third, Tulowitzki to second.

Goins singled to center, Smoak scored, Tulowitzki to third, Carrera to second.

Singled to center, Smoak scored, Tulowitzki to third, Carrera to second.

M.Chapman homered to center on a 1-0 count.

Smoak walked on a full count, J.Bautista scored, R.Martin to third, Donaldson to second.

Walked on a full count, J.Bautista scored, R.Martin to third, Donaldson to second.

Athletics first.  Ra.Davis walked on a full count.  Semien walked on a full count, Ra.Davis to second.  Ra.Davis was caught stealing, catcher R.Martin to third baseman Donaldson, Ra.Davis out, Semien to second.  Healy singled to left, Semien scored.  On left fielder Pearce's fielding error, Healy to second.  K.Davis struck out.  On Liriano's wild pitch, Healy to third.  Lowrie grounded out, third baseman Donaldson to first baseman Smoak.

Blue Jays first.  J.Bautista lined out to left fielder K.Davis.  R.Martin homered to left on a full count.  Donaldson flied out to left fielder K.Davis.  Smoak flied out to center fielder Ra.Davis.

Blue Jays fourth.  Donaldson doubled to center.  Smoak walked.  Pearce flied out to left fielder K.Davis.  Tulowitzki walked, Donaldson to third, Smoak to second.  Carrera singled to center, Donaldson scored, Smoak to third, Tulowitzki to second.  Pillar popped out to third baseman M.Chapman.  Goins singled to center, Smoak scored, Tulowitzki to third, Carrera to second.  J.Bautista grounded out, pitcher C.Smith to first baseman Alonso.

Athletics fifth.  Alonso struck out.  M.Chapman homered to center on a 1-0 count.  Phegley popped out to first baseman Smoak.  Joyce grounded out, second baseman Goins to first baseman Smoak.

Blue Jays seventh.  Axford pitching.  J.Bautista walked.  R.Martin singled to left, J.Bautista to second.  Donaldson walked, J.Bautista to third, R.Martin to second.  Jos.Smith pitching.  Smoak walked on a full count, J.Bautista scored, R.Martin to third, Donaldson to second.  Pearce struck out.  Tulowitzki grounded into a double play, third baseman M.Chapman to second baseman Lowrie to first baseman Alonso, Smoak out.

The Blue Jays have dominated the A's in Toronto in recent years, going 8-1 at home while outscoring Oakland by a combined score of 49-26. Over that same stretch, Blue Jays relievers have fashioned a 1.57 ERA while striking out 18, walking two and converting all six save opportunities.

The Athletics have gone 1-2 in both of their last two series, losing the first two games before winning the finale of each. Oakland's record on the road is now 16-31, which represents its lowest winning percentage (.340) away from home since going 23-58 (.284) in 1979.

The Blue Jays were swept in three games at Cleveland this weekend by a combined score of 23-5. Toronto hit just .188 as a team while going 1-for-17 (.059) with runners in scoring position.

With his 28th home run of 2017 on Sunday, Khris Davis became the first player to slug 70 over the past two seasons combined. It's the highest total by any A's player over a two-year span since Jason Giambi in 2000-01 (81 homers).

Chris Smith is one of 12 starting pitchers the Athletics have used in 2017. Only Cincinnati (14) and Seattle (13) have utilized more. Oakland has used 27 starting pitchers since the beginning of 2015, second only to the Reds (30).

Francisco Liriano hasn't made it past 2.0 innings in either of his two starts since the All-Star break, compiling a 17.18 ERA and surrendering a .474 batting average. Liriano's 6.15 ERA for the 2017 season overall is the highest ever by a Blue Jays left-hander (minimum 15 starts).

HP - Kellogg, 1B - Timmons, 2B - Hoye, 3B - Little

TORONTO -- Francisco Liriano has pitched a total of 3 2/3 innings over his past two starts.
The Toronto Blue Jays left-hander made a combined 104 pitches over those starts, so he should have plenty in the tank when he starts Monday on three days' rest in the opener of a four-game series with the Oakland Athletics at the Rogers Centre.

Liriano starts opener as Blue Jays host A's

TORONTO (AP)  Pressed into service on short rest after a pair of abbreviated outings, Francisco Liriano gave the Blue Jays the strong start they sorely needed.
Liriano pitched five innings to win for the first time in three starts, Russell Martin homered and Toronto beat the Oakland Athletics 4-2 on Monday night, snapping a three-game losing streak.

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OAK	1	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0
TOR	1	0	0	2	0	0	1	0	X

Oakland Athletics @ Toronto Blue Jays on July 24, 2017

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