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Blue Jays

Santana grounded out, shortstop Galvis to first baseman Gurriel Jr.

Bauers flied out to center fielder Grichuk.

Grounded out, shortstop Galvis to first baseman Gurriel Jr.

Guardians

Ramírez singled to right, Miller scored.

Jansen singled to right, McKinney scored, Ureña to third.

Singled to right, McKinney scored, Ureña to third.

Indians first.  Martin struck out.  Ramírez grounded out, second baseman Hanson to first baseman Tellez.  Bauers doubled to right.  Santana doubled to left, Bauers scored.  Naquin singled to left, Santana scored.  Plawecki grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Galvis to second baseman Hanson, Naquin out.

Indians fifth.  Miller walked on four pitches.  Stamets struck out.  Martin grounded out, first baseman Tellez unassisted, Miller to second.  Ramírez singled to right, Miller scored.  Bauers popped out to second baseman Hanson.

Blue Jays eighth.  Moroff in as second baseman.  McKinney doubled to right.  Hanson struck out.  Ureña walked on a full count.  Cimber pitching.  Jansen singled to right, McKinney scored, Ureña to third.  Hand pitching.  Gurriel Jr. pinch-hitting for Brito.  Gurriel Jr. grounded into a double play, shortstop Stamets to second baseman Moroff to first baseman Santana, Jansen out.

 The Blue Jays won four of seven games against the Indians last season. The two teams combined to score 13.7 runs per game in this series matchup in 2018, the fourth-most combined runs per game of any series in 2018 (min. 5 games played).

 Toronto's starting pitching staff has posted a 1.16 ERA through seven games this season, the second-lowest of any American League team through as many games into a season in the divisional era (since 1969) - Boston's starting pitchers had a 0.86 ERA through seven games in 2018.

 The Indians have the lowest batting average in the majors at .160 this season. Carlos Santana and Hanley Ramirez are batting a combined .353 (12-for-34) with two home runs this season -- the rest of Cleveland's hitters are batting a combined .107 (13-for-122) with zero home runs.

 Since the start of the 2018 season, Trevor Bauer has posted a 2.17 ERA across 182.1 innings. The only pitchers with a lower ERA than Bauer over that time are reigning Cy Young Award winners Jacob deGrom (1.60) and Blake Snell (2.00) (min. 150 IP).

 Randal Grichuk hit two home runs and a double in Toronto's win over Baltimore yesterday. For his career, 52.6 percent of Grichuk's hits have gone for extra-bases, the highest percentage all-time (min. 1500 PA). For reference, Mark McGwire ranks second all-time, with 51.7 percent of his hits going for extra-bases.

 Aaron Sanchez went 5.0 scoreless innings in his first start of the season on March 30. Sanchez is one of four Toronto starting pitchers that has at least one scoreless outing this season: Matt Shoemaker (two), Marcus Stroman (one), Trent Thornton (one) and Sanchez (one).

HP - Wolf, 1B - Gonzalez, 2B - Holbrook, 3B - Iassogna

The Cleveland Indians have relied on their pitching to warm their spirits while waiting for their bats to heat up.
The Indians, in fact, have posted a franchise-record 88 strikeouts over their first eight games of the season, with 40 coming in the first three contests against the Toronto Blue Jays.

Clevinger next arm up for Indians in facing Jays

CLEVELAND (AP)  Toronto was no match for Mike Clevinger, who was stopped Sunday only by upper back tightness that forced him from the game after five scoreless innings.
Clevinger struck out 10 and allowed one hit to lead the Cleveland Indians over the struggling Blue Jays 3-1 for a four-game sweep.

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Toronto Blue Jays @ Cleveland Guardians on April 7, 2019

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