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Donaldson grounded out, shortstop Florimón to first baseman C.Santana.

Smith Jr. grounded out, second baseman C.Hernández to first baseman C.Santana.

Grounded out, second baseman C.Hernández to first baseman C.Santana.

Granderson lined out to shortstop Florimón.

Grounded out, shortstop Florimón to first baseman C.Santana.

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T.Hernández hit an infield single to shortstop, Donaldson scored.

Hit an infield single to shortstop, Donaldson scored.

Solarte doubled to right, T.Hernández scored.

Smoak homered to center on a 1-0 count, Granderson scored.

Homered to center on a 1-0 count, Granderson scored.

Martin singled to center, Solarte scored, Pillar to third.

Singled to center, Solarte scored, Pillar to third.

C.Santana homered to right on the first pitch, O.Herrera scored.

Homered to right on the first pitch, O.Herrera scored.

Hoskins doubled to left, C.Hernández scored.

On Tepera's wild pitch, Alfaro scored, Florimón to third.

Blue Jays first.  Granderson struck out.  Donaldson doubled to center.  Smoak grounded out, shortstop Florimón to first baseman C.Santana, Donaldson to third.  T.Hernández hit an infield single to shortstop, Donaldson scored.  Solarte doubled to right, T.Hernández scored.  Pillar doubled to left, Solarte scored.  On Eflin's wild pitch, Pillar to third.  Martin struck out.

Phillies third.  Alfaro struck out.  Florimón flied out to left fielder Granderson.  Eflin homered to center on a 0-1 count.  C.Hernández grounded out, second baseman Solarte to first baseman Smoak.

Blue Jays fifth.  Granderson singled to right.  Donaldson grounded out, third baseman Franco to first baseman C.Santana, Granderson to second.  Smoak homered to center on a 1-0 count, Granderson scored.  T.Hernández grounded out, third baseman Franco to first baseman C.Santana.  Solarte singled to right.  On Alfaro's passed ball, Solarte to second.  Pillar safe at first on throwing error by third baseman Franco, Solarte to third.  Arano pitching.  Altherr in as right fielder.  Martin singled to center, Solarte scored, Pillar to third.  Urshela popped out to first baseman C.Santana.

Phillies sixth.  C.Hernández struck out.  Hoskins flied out to center fielder Pillar.  O.Herrera doubled to left.  C.Santana homered to right on the first pitch, O.Herrera scored.  Franco struck out.

Phillies eighth.  Clippard pitching.  C.Hernández doubled to right.  Hoskins doubled to left, C.Hernández scored.  O.Herrera popped out to first baseman Smoak.  C.Santana popped out to third baseman Donaldson.  Valentín pinch-hitting for Morgan.  Valentín struck out.

Phillies ninth.  Tepera pitching.  Kingery flied out to right fielder T.Hernández.  Alfaro singled to center.  Florimón doubled to center, Alfaro to third.  On Tepera's wild pitch, Alfaro scored, Florimón to third.  Altherr walked on a full count.  C.Hernández walked on four pitches, Altherr to second.  Hoskins struck out.  O.Herrera grounded out, second baseman Solarte to first baseman Smoak.

The Blue Jays dropped their series with the Angels and have lost nine of their last 11 games. The Blue Jays have a 5.34 ERA in May, worst in MLB.

The Phillies bullpen did not allow a single earned run in their series against Atlanta. The Phillies' bullpen has a 2.32 ERA at home this season, the lowest in MLB.

Since 2012, the Blue Jays have gone 12-3 (.800) against the Phillies, the second-largest winning percentage versus a single opponent (Nationals over Astros, 13-2, minimum 10 games in the series).

Kevin Pillar is 0-for-17 in his last six games, tallying just one RBI. Pillar batted .302 with a .877 OPS in April, but is hitting .247 with a .635 OPS in May.

Carlos Santana is one of three players in the National League with more walks (31) than strikeouts (28), along with Bryce Harper and Nick Markakis (among batting title qualifiers).

This matchup features the oldest active roster in MLB versus the youngest. The Blue Jays' average age of their active roster is 30 years, 279 days, while the Phillies average roster age is 26-344. The Blue Jays' active roster has played more than double the games (11,179) than the Phillies have (5,189).

HP - West, 1B - Eddings, 2B - Timmons, 3B - Ripperger

The Philadelphia Phillies' pitching staff was dominant during the first half of the team's current homestand. Those arms are looking for the same success against an interleague opponent this weekend.
The Toronto Blue Jays visit Citizens Bank Park for a three-game series that starts Friday night. It's the first meeting between the teams since June 16, 2016.

Strength against strength: Phillies' pitching vs. Jays' hitting

PHILADELPHIA (AP)  Some positive self-talk on the mound helped Ryan Tepera close out a much-needed win for the Blue Jays.
Justin Smoak homered, Sam Gaviglio struck out six over six innings and Tepera escaped a ninth-inning jam for his first save to lead Toronto to a 6-5 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies on Friday night.

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Toronto Blue Jays @ Philadelphia Phillies on May 25, 2018

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