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Grichuk grounded out, catcher Suzuki to first baseman Freeman.

Gurriel Jr. lined out to center fielder Inciarte.

Jr. lined out to center fielder Inciarte.

Grounded out, catcher Suzuki to first baseman Freeman.

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Martin singled to left, Gurriel Jr. scored, Grichuk to second.

Singled to left, Gurriel Jr. scored, Grichuk to second.

Pillar singled to right, Grichuk scored, Martin to third.

Singled to right, Grichuk scored, Martin to third.

A.Díaz doubled to right, Martin scored, Pillar scored.

Doubled to right, Martin scored, Pillar scored.

Travis hit a ground-rule double to left, A.Díaz scored.

Hit a ground-rule double to left, A.Díaz scored.

Suzuki grounded out, shortstop Gurriel Jr. to first baseman Smoak, Albies scored.

Grounded out, shortstop Gurriel Jr. to first baseman Smoak, Albies scored.

Blue Jays third.  Solarte grounded out, pitcher Teheran to first baseman Freeman.  Smoak homered to center on a 1-1 count.  Grichuk grounded out, pitcher Teheran to first baseman Freeman.  Martin lined out to third baseman Camargo.

Braves sixth.  Albies hit an infield single to third.  Freeman struck out.  Albies stole second.  Markakis grounded out, pitcher Stroman to first baseman Smoak, Albies to third.  Suzuki singled to left, Albies scored.  Camargo struck out.

Blue Jays eighth.  Minter pitching.  Solarte safe at first on fielding error by shortstop Swanson.  Gurriel Jr. pinch-running for Solarte.  On pickoff attempt, fielding error by first baseman Freeman, Gurriel Jr. to second.  Smoak popped out to first baseman Freeman.  Grichuk singled to center, Gurriel Jr. to third.  Martin singled to left, Gurriel Jr. scored, Grichuk to second.  Grichuk stole third.  Pillar singled to right, Grichuk scored, Martin to third.  Carle pitching.  A.Díaz doubled to right, Martin scored, Pillar scored.  Travis hit a ground-rule double to left, A.Díaz scored.  Morales pinch-hitting for Stroman.  Morales was intentionally walked.  T.Hernández grounded into a double play, shortstop Swanson to second baseman Albies to first baseman Freeman, Morales out.

Braves eighth.  Gurriel Jr. in as shortstop.  A.Díaz in as third baseman.  Loup pitching.  Albies singled to center.  Freeman struck out.  Markakis doubled to left, Albies to third.  Oh pitching.  Suzuki grounded out, shortstop Gurriel Jr. to first baseman Smoak, Albies scored.  Camargo struck out.

The Blue Jays and the Braves split a two-game series three weeks ago in Toronto. The Blue Jays have a 5.01 ERA in interleague play this season but have gone 8-4 in those games. No other team has posted a 5.00 or higher ERA with a higher winning percentage since interleague play began in 1997.

The Blue Jays haven't won a series since June 15-17 when they swept the Nationals. Toronto is currently a season-high 20.5 games behind AL East-leading Boston. This is the latest date into a season that the Blue Jays have been this many games back since finishing the 2013 season 23 behind.

The Braves have lost five of their last six games. With its three most recent losses coming in Milwaukee, Atlanta dropped from the best NL record on the road to the fifth best at 27-22.

Ozzie Albies leads the NL with 50 extra-base hits. With five games to play, Albies already has the third most extra-base hits before the All-Star break in Braves history, behind Darrell Evans (51) in 1973 and Hank Aaron in 1959 (53).

Marcus Stroman allowed six earned runs in 4.2 innings in his last outing. In his two other starts since returning from the DL on June 23, he allowed one earned run in 12.0 innings. In his only start against the Braves, Stroman pitched 5.2 scoreless innings last season and got the win.

Julio Teheran allowed five earned runs including two home runs in his last outing. Teheran has a 7.93 ERA and 2-4 record when allowing at least one home run, compared to a 0.80 ERA and 4-2 record when holding a team to zero home runs.

HP - Blaser, 1B - Cederstrom, 2B - Barber, 3B - Cooper

ATLANTA -- The Atlanta Braves' two-game home interleague series against the Toronto Blue Jays starting Tuesday night is the only time they face a team with a losing record in an 18-game stretch before and after the All-Star break.
The Braves, though, have stumbled at times against teams with inferior records, including losing two of three against the Baltimore Orioles and the Cincinnati Reds before heading out on a difficult 10-game road trip that didn't end as they had hoped.

Braves approach Blue Jays cautiously during rough stretch

ATLANTA (AP)  A rejuvenated Marcus Stroman outlasted Julio Teheran by forcing the Braves to consistently hit grounders.
Toronto's batters did their part in a decisive eighth inning.

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Toronto Blue Jays @ Atlanta Braves on July 10, 2018

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