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Blue Jays

Solarte popped out to third baseman J.Ramírez.

Pearce doubled to left, A.Díaz scored, Travis scored.

Doubled to left, A.Díaz scored, Travis scored.

T.Hernández doubled to center, Pearce scored.

Guardians

Alonso singled to center, Lindor scored, J.Ramírez to third.

Singled to center, Lindor scored, J.Ramírez to third.

Naquin singled to center, J.Ramírez scored, Alonso to third.

Singled to center, J.Ramírez scored, Alonso to third.

Kipnis hit a ground-rule double to center, Lindor scored.

Hit a ground-rule double to center, Lindor scored.

Pillar singled to left, Smoak scored, Solarte to second.

Singled to left, Smoak scored, Solarte to second.

A.Díaz homered to center on a 2-2 count, Solarte scored, Pillar scored.

Homered to center on a 2-2 count, Solarte scored, Pillar scored.

T.Hernández doubled to left, Pearce scored.

Indians first.  Lindor singled to center.  Kipnis grounded out, first baseman Smoak unassisted, Lindor to second.  J.Ramírez walked on a full count.  Alonso singled to center, Lindor scored, J.Ramírez to third.  Encarnacion struck out.  Naquin singled to center, J.Ramírez scored, Alonso to third.  Gomes struck out.

Indians second.  Zimmer grounded out, shortstop A.Díaz to first baseman Smoak.  Davis hit an infield single to third.  Davis stole second.  Lindor doubled to right, Davis scored.  Kipnis hit a ground-rule double to center, Lindor scored.  J.Ramírez struck out.  Alonso struck out.

Blue Jays fourth.  T.Hernández struck out.  Smoak walked.  Solarte walked on a full count, Smoak to second.  Martin flied out to right fielder Naquin.  Pillar singled to left, Smoak scored, Solarte to second.  A.Díaz homered to center on a 2-2 count, Solarte scored, Pillar scored.  Grichuk grounded out, shortstop Lindor to first baseman Alonso.

Blue Jays seventh.  McAllister pitching.  Grichuk walked on a full count.  Grichuk stole second.  Travis grounded out, second baseman Kipnis to pitcher McAllister, Grichuk to third.  A.Miller pitching.  Pearce pinch-hitting for Granderson.  Pearce grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman Alonso to catcher Gomes, Grichuk out.  On Gomes' passed ball, Pearce to second.  T.Hernández doubled to left, Pearce scored.  T.Hernández stole third.  Smoak struck out.

Blue Jays ninth.  A.Díaz singled to right.  Grichuk struck out.  A.Díaz stole second.  Travis was hit by a pitch.  Pearce doubled to left, A.Díaz scored, Travis scored.  T.Hernández doubled to center, Pearce scored.  Olson pitching.  Smoak struck out.  Solarte popped out to third baseman J.Ramírez.

Cleveland has an active four-game home win streak in this series, the Indians outscoring the Toronto Blue Jays 26-7 over this stretch.

The Blue Jays are 7-0 when they have scored at least four runs in a game this season, compared to just 1-5 when they have been held to three or fewer runs in a contest.

The Indians' pitchers have been excellent during their current five-game win streak, posting a 1.20 (6/45.0) team ERA and a .188 (30/160) opponent batting average while allowing just one home run in 45.0 innings of work.

All three of Josh Donaldson's home runs and eight of his nine runs batted in this season have come with two outs. The three two-out homers are tied for the most in the league while the eight two-out RBIs are the third most.

Marcus Stroman is winless (0-2) in his last five road starts, posting a 5.64 (14/22.1) ERA and a .351 (33/94) opponent batting average during this skid. However, he is 1-0 with a 0.98 (3/27.2) ERA in his four career starts versus the Indians.

Mike Clevinger is 6-0 with a 0.64 (3/42.1) ERA in his last seven starts, going 5+ innings while allowing no more than one earned run in all these appearances. The last AL pitcher to have a longer such streak was Johan Santana, who had eight consecutive starts with 5+ IP and no more than one earned run allowed for the Twins, August 23-September 29, 2004.

HP - Davis, 1B - Carlson, 2B - Knight, 3B - Rehak

CLEVELAND -- It took the arrival of some warmer weather, but the Cleveland Indians have finally started to hit. That might be bad news for the Toronto Blue Jays, who will visit Progressive Field on Friday night for the opener of a three-game series.
The Indians have won five games in a row. In the first three wins, they only scored seven runs, but in their last two, they have scored 14 runs, including a 9-3 win Thursday, as they completed a four-game sweep of the Detroit Tigers.

Indians heating up, go for 6th straight vs. Blue Jays

CLEVELAND (AP)  Teoscar Hernandez thought for a moment Andrew Miller had struck him out. Then he struck back.
Hernandez made the most of his season debut - and a close call against Miller that went his way - by driving in the go-ahead run with a single in the seventh inning as the Toronto Blue Jays rallied for an 8-4 win over Cleveland, snapping the Indians' five-game winning streak on Friday night.

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TOR	0	0	0	4	0	0	1	0	3
CLE	2	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

Toronto Blue Jays @ Cleveland Guardians on April 13, 2018

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