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Solarte popped out to third baseman Beckham.

Travis grounded out, second baseman Schoop to first baseman Davis.

Grounded out, second baseman Schoop to first baseman Davis.

A.Díaz grounded out, shortstop M.Machado to first baseman Davis.

Grounded out, shortstop M.Machado to first baseman Davis.

Granderson homered to right on a 1-2 count.

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On right fielder Santander's throwing error, Smoak scored, Solarte to second.

Sisco doubled to right, Beckham scored, Santander to third.

Doubled to right, Beckham scored, Santander to third.

Blue Jays eighth.  M.Castro pitching.  Donaldson struck out.  Smoak walked on a full count.  On M.Castro's wild pitch, Smoak to second.  Solarte singled to right, Smoak to third.  On right fielder Santander's throwing error, Smoak scored, Solarte to second.  Pearce safe at first on fielding error by third baseman Beckham.  Grichuk pinch-running for Pearce.  Martin popped out to second baseman Schoop.  Pillar lined out to left fielder Mancini.

Orioles eighth.  Grichuk in as right fielder.  Beckham doubled to left.  Santander singled to right, Beckham to third.  Sisco doubled to right, Beckham scored, Santander to third.  Gentry pinch-running for Santander.  Mancini flied out to center fielder Pillar.  M.Machado was intentionally walked.  Schoop grounded into a double play, shortstop A.Díaz to second baseman Travis to first baseman Smoak, M.Machado out.

Blue Jays ninth.  Gentry in as right fielder.  O'Day pitching.  Travis grounded out, second baseman Schoop to first baseman Davis.  A.Díaz grounded out, shortstop M.Machado to first baseman Davis.  Granderson homered to right on a 1-2 count.  Donaldson singled to right.  Smoak walked, Donaldson to second.  Solarte popped out to third baseman Beckham.

The Orioles won 12 of the 19 ballgames between the teams in 2017, with the teams combining to score 6.68 runs per game in those contests, the fewest of any division matchup in the American League last season.

The Blue Jays have hit at least one home run in nine games this season, the most of any team in the majors. Their 15 total home runs are the second most in baseball behind the Angels (17).

Baltimore went 3-1 in its four-game series against the Yankees after losing five of its first six games of the season. Three of the Orioles' four wins this season have come in extra innings.

The Orioles' batters have struck out a total of 116 times this season, the most by any team's batters through the first 10 games of a season in the live ball era (since 1920).

J.A. Happ is 15-6 on the road since the start of the 2016 season, tied for the fourth-most road wins of any AL pitcher during that span.

Dylan Bundy is 3-1 with a 1.48 ERA in the months of March and April throughout his career, the lowest ERA of any active pitcher in those months (minimum five starts).

HP - Hudson, 1B - Wolcott, 2B - Kellogg, 3B - Segal

BALTIMORE -- The Toronto Blue Jays have shown plenty of power in the first part of 2018. They will try to show more of it in the second game of their series with the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday night at Camden Yards.
Toronto banged out 17 homers in the first 11 games this season, a big reason the Blue Jays have a 7-4 record so far.

Blue Jays bopping along against Orioles

BALTIMORE (AP)  Aaron Sanchez's no-hit bid, as well as his shutout, ended in a near-calamitous eighth inning. At that point, he was just hoping to get his first win since last July.
Curtis Granderson made it happen, delivering a tiebreaking homer in the ninth to carry the Toronto Blue Jays past the Baltimore Orioles 2-1 Tuesday night.

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Toronto Blue Jays @ Baltimore Orioles on April 10, 2018

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