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Gardner lined out to first baseman Tellez.

Encarnación homered to right on a 2-2 count.

Yankees

Sogard hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Gardner, Galvis scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Gardner, Galvis scored.

Guerrero Jr. singled to center, Jansen scored.

Grichuk singled to center, Gurriel Jr. scored, Biggio to second.

Singled to center, Gurriel Jr. scored, Biggio to second.

Yankees first.  LeMahieu homered to left on a 2-2 count.  Judge homered to right on a 1-1 count.  G.Sánchez fouled out to catcher Jansen.  Stanton singled to left.  Voit grounded out, third baseman Guerrero Jr. to first baseman Tellez, Stanton to second.  Stanton was out advancing, first baseman Tellez to pitcher Richard, Stanton out.

Yankees second.  Encarnación was hit by a pitch.  Hicks grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Biggio to shortstop Galvis, Encarnación out.  Hicks was picked off, pitcher Richard to first baseman Tellez.  Torres homered to right on a 0-1 count.  Urshela grounded out, shortstop Galvis to first baseman Tellez.

Blue Jays sixth.  Galvis singled to right.  Jansen doubled to left, Galvis to third.  Sogard hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Gardner, Galvis scored.  Guerrero Jr. singled to center, Jansen scored.  Kahnle pitching.  Gurriel Jr. singled to left, Guerrero Jr. to second.  Biggio struck out.  T.Hernández struck out.

Yankees eighth.  Mayza pitching.  Gardner lined out to first baseman Tellez.  Voit struck out.  Encarnación homered to right on a 2-2 count.  Hicks struck out.

Blue Jays ninth.  Chapman pitching.  Gurriel Jr. singled to left.  On Chapman's wild pitch, Gurriel Jr. to second.  Biggio reached on interference on catcher G.Sánchez.  T.Hernández struck out.  Tellez struck out.  Grichuk singled to center, Gurriel Jr. scored, Biggio to second.  Galvis grounded out, second baseman LeMahieu to first baseman Voit.

The Yankees have homered in a franchise-record 26 consecutive games and are one shy of the major league mark of 27 set by the 2002 Rangers. The Bronx Bombers have homered in 12 straight home games against the Blue Jays, the club's longest home run streak in home games in the series.

Since New York's home run streak began on May 26, Gary Sanchez leads the Yankees with eight homers. Sanchez has hit 23 homers on the season, and the Yankees are 16-4 this season in games in which he homers. He is the first catcher with 23 homers before July since the Braves' Javy Lopez in 2003.

Gleyber Torres has six home runs during the Yankees' homer streak, with three coming in his last four games. On the season, Torres has a .458/.519/1.000 slash line in the seventh inning. That 1.519 OPS is tops in the AL among the 92 batters with at least 25 plate appearances in the seventh inning.

The Blue Jays have scored at least five runs in five straight games, and have reached the five-run mark an MLB-best nine times in 12 games since June 12. They had nine such games in their previous 38 contests.

Lourdes Gurriel Jr. had three hits Sunday for his third multi-hit game in his last four contests. On the season, he is batting .339 with runners on, compared to .182 with nobody on and nobody out. That difference of plus-.157 with runners on is the sixth greatest in MLB (min 150 total PAs).

Aaron Sanchez has a 13.50 ERA in his last three starts and has lost eight consecutive decisions since beating the A's on April 27. His eight straight losses are the most by a Toronto starter in a single season since Ricky Romero lost 13 decisions in a row in 2012.

HP - Guccione, 1B - Blaser, 2B - Randazzo, 3B - Diaz

For nearly a month, the New York Yankees have hit homers on a daily basis. Entering Monday, Giancarlo Stanton was not among the 12 Yankees to clear the fence in that stretch.
Now Stanton has his homer, and the Yankees are on the verge of setting a major league record.

Yankees go for homer record vs. Blue Jays

NEW YORK (AP)  Aaron Judge and his teammates were joking about which one of them would hit the home run that gave the New York Yankees a major league-record 28 straight games with a long ball.
The 6-foot-7 slugger, batting second in the lineup, predicted the mark might fall in the first inning.

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Toronto Blue Jays @ New York Yankees on June 25, 2019

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