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Smoak doubled to right, T.Hernández scored, Solarte scored.

Doubled to right, T.Hernández scored, Solarte scored.

Gurriel singled to left, Altuve scored, Correa to second.

Singled to left, Altuve scored, Correa to second.

Bregman singled to left, Marisnick scored.

Granderson homered to right on a 0-2 count.

Granderson homered to left on a 1-2 count.

Grichuk homered to left on a 1-0 count, Urshela scored.

Homered to left on a 1-0 count, Urshela scored.

Blue Jays first.  Granderson flied out to left fielder Ma.González.  T.Hernández singled to left.  Solarte walked on a full count, T.Hernández to second.  Morales flied out to left fielder Ma.González.  Smoak doubled to right, T.Hernández scored, Solarte scored.  Martin flied out to right fielder Springer.

Astros first.  Springer grounded out, second baseman Travis to first baseman Smoak.  Bregman flied out to left fielder T.Hernández.  Altuve doubled to right.  Correa walked.  Gurriel singled to left, Altuve scored, Correa to second.  Gattis grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop A.Díaz to second baseman Travis, Gurriel out.

Astros third.  Springer flied out to right fielder Granderson.  Bregman homered to left on a 0-1 count.  Altuve flied out to center fielder Grichuk.  Correa singled to left.  Gurriel singled to right, Correa to third.  Gattis walked on a full count, Gurriel to second.  Ma.González flied out to right fielder Granderson.

Astros fourth.  Stassi grounded out, shortstop A.Díaz to first baseman Smoak.  Marisnick singled to right.  Springer grounded out, shortstop A.Díaz to first baseman Smoak, Marisnick to second.  Bregman singled to left, Marisnick scored.  Bregman to second.  Altuve flied out to right fielder Granderson.

Blue Jays fifth.  Granderson homered to right on a 0-2 count.  T.Hernández flied out to center fielder Marisnick.  Solarte grounded out, first baseman Gurriel unassisted.  Morales struck out.

Blue Jays seventh.  A.Díaz struck out.  Travis struck out.  Granderson homered to left on a 1-2 count.  T.Hernández singled to left.  Harris pitching.  Solarte popped out to shortstop Correa.

Blue Jays eighth.  Morales walked on a full count.  Smoak struck out.  Martin struck out.  On Harris' wild pitch, Morales to second.  Urshela pinch-running for Morales.  Grichuk homered to left on a 1-0 count, Urshela scored.  A.Díaz grounded out, second baseman Altuve to first baseman Gurriel.

Houston scored a 2017-season-high 19 runs against the Blue Jays on July 9 last season and averaged 9.0 runs per game in seven games against the Blue Jays overall. Toronto has won four of the last six games it has played in Minute Maid Park.

The Blue Jays have recorded at least eight hits in their past seven games, the longest active streak in the American League. In June, they have hit .260 as a team and hit 34 home runs; both rank fifth in MLB.

The Astros have held their opponents to four runs or fewer in 10 consecutive games, the longest active streak in MLB. In 2018, the Astros have scored the most runs in MLB (409) and allowed the fewest runs in MLB (240). The 2001 Mariners and 1944 Cardinals are the two most recent teams to have done this for an entire season.

J.A. Happ reached season highs of 8.1 innings pitched and 113 pitches in his last start against Atlanta. Happ has won his last five decisions, and in that span (since May 16), Happ has the lowest opponent batting average in MLB (.155) among qualifiers.

Justin Verlander is leading MLB with a 1.60 ERA, 0.78 WHIP, and .164 opponent batting average. Pedro Martinez (three times) is the only pitcher in the wild-card era to lead MLB in all three statistics for an entire season. Verlander threw a season-high 122 pitches in his last start, his most in a game since 2014.

In his last five starts, Jose Altuve is hitting .500 (9-for-18) with a 1.591 OPS, five extra-base hits and seven runs scored. He had his third career multi-home run game during this stretch, his first such game since July 2016.

HP - Whitson, 1B - Johnson, 2B - Gibson, 3B - Gorman

HOUSTON -- For a third consecutive start on Sunday, Houston Astros right-hander Gerrit Cole encountered a stretch where he wrestled with his control, a span of innings that called for his battery mate to help steer him through the rough patch and into smoother waters.
Cole needed 33 pitches to post a scoreless first inning, and while he logged a season-low-tying five innings in the Astros' 11-3 victory over the Kansas City Royals, Cole was effective enough to pick up his ninth victory of the season and produce a line than plenty of pitchers would envy.

Verlander faces Happ when Astros, Blue Jays tangle

HOUSTON (AP)  Toronto's Randal Grichuk put on a show for hundreds of friends and family that made the trek up to Houston to see him play just his third career game at a ballpark only about 35 miles from his hometown of Rosenberg, Texas.
Grichuk hit a two-run homer and made a huge defensive play, helping the Blue Jays beat the Houston Astros 6-3 on Monday.

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Toronto Blue Jays @ Houston Astros on June 26, 2018

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