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Cruz grounded into a double play, first baseman Smoak to shortstop Gurriel Jr. to first baseman Smoak, Canó out.

Grounded into a double play, first baseman Smoak to shortstop Gurriel Jr. to first baseman Smoak, Canó out.

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Canó grounded out, first baseman Smoak unassisted, Gamel scored, Gordon to third.

Grounded out, first baseman Smoak unassisted, Gamel scored, Gordon to third.

Zunino homered to right on a 2-1 count, Healy scored.

Homered to right on a 2-1 count, Healy scored.

Haniger hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Pillar, Canó scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Pillar, Canó scored.

Mariners third.  Gamel walked on a full count.  Gordon doubled to right, Gamel to third.  Segura struck out.  Canó grounded out, first baseman Smoak unassisted, Gamel scored, Gordon to third.  Cruz singled to center, Gordon scored.  Seager flied out to center fielder Pillar.

Mariners fourth.  Haniger grounded out, shortstop Gurriel Jr. to first baseman Smoak.  Healy singled to center.  Zunino homered to right on a 2-1 count, Healy scored.  Gamel hit an infield single to first.  On first baseman Smoak's throwing error, Gamel to second.  Gordon grounded out, first baseman Smoak to second baseman Solarte to first baseman Smoak, Gamel to third.  Segura flied out to right fielder T.Hernández.

Mariners fifth.  Canó singled to right.  Cruz singled to left, Canó to second.  Seager singled to left, Canó to third, Cruz to second.  Haniger hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Pillar, Canó scored.  Healy grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Donaldson to second baseman Solarte, Cruz to third, Seager out.  Zunino flied out to left fielder Alford.

The Mariners lost their last series against the Angels, 2-1. They gave up 40 total hits in the series, the most hits they have given up in a three-game series since August 2015 versus Boston (60 hits given up).

The Blue Jays lead MLB in home runs so far this season with 51, including nine in their last five games. No player has more than 10 home runs, and 10 different players have at least three, most in MLB.

Toronto won six of the seven matchups against Seattle last season, holding the Mariners to 1.7 runs per game. The Mariners have lost five consecutive games in Toronto dating back to 2016, their longest active road losing streak against any single opponent.

Dee Gordon is batting .500 in May so far, second-highest batting average in the AL behind Mike Trout (.545, min. 20 PA). He has the third-best batting average in MLB when batting first in the lineup this season (.348, min. 20 PA).

James Paxton had 16 strikeouts in his last start, the most strikeouts in a single game by a Mariners pitcher since Randy Johnson had 19 in August 1997. Paxton currently leads MLB in strikeouts per nine innings at 13.97 (min. 30 IP).

Marcus Stroman turned in his first quality start of the season against the Twins, giving up just two earned runs in 7.0 innings. He still has the second-highest ERA in MLB (7.52, min. 30 IP).

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

TORONTO -- Breaking even is about the best the Seattle Mariners and the Toronto Blue Jays have been able to do lately.
The Mariners will visit the Blue Jays for a three-game series starting Tuesday night at the Rogers Centre after going 3-3 during a six-game homestand.

Mariners, Blue Jays struggle to rise above mediocre

TORONTO (AP)  James Paxton looked up at the 20,000 Canadian fans cheering for him and pointed to the giant maple leaf tattoo on his right forearm.
The Big Maple picked the perfect place for the game of his life.

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Seattle Mariners @ Toronto Blue Jays on May 8, 2018

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