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Blue Jays

Sogard flied out to left fielder Gardner.

Maile grounded out, second baseman Torres to first baseman Voit, T.Hernández to third.

Grounded out, second baseman Torres to first baseman Voit, T.Hernández to third.

Yankees

Grichuk singled to right, Gurriel Jr. scored, Biggio scored.

Singled to right, Gurriel Jr. scored, Biggio scored.

Judge singled to left, Hicks scored, LeMahieu to third.

Singled to left, Hicks scored, LeMahieu to third.

Blue Jays sixth.  Galvis fouled out to catcher G.Sánchez.  Gurriel Jr. singled to right.  Biggio singled to left, Gurriel Jr. to second.  Ottavino pitching.  Guerrero Jr. struck out.  Gurriel Jr. stole third, Biggio stole second.  Grichuk singled to right, Gurriel Jr. scored, Biggio scored.  Tellez grounded out, third baseman LeMahieu to first baseman Voit.

Yankees ninth.  Sogard in as second baseman.  Biggio in as first baseman.  Grichuk in as right fielder.  T.Hernández in as center fielder.  Hicks walked.  Torres flied out to center fielder T.Hernández.  Gardner flied out to right fielder Grichuk.  LeMahieu singled to center, Hicks to second.  Judge singled to left, Hicks scored, LeMahieu to third.  Voit struck out.

 The Yankees have the AL's best record despite losing an MLB-high 1111 man-games to injury. No other team in MLB has lost over 1000 man games this season, and Toronto ranks second in the AL with 725.

 Toronto hit an MLB-high 49 home runs from June 12 to the All-Star break (the Yankees were second among AL clubs with 43); Toronto ranked third in the American League with 5.96 runs per game in that span, despite going just 11-14.

 Lourdes Gurriel Jr. leads the Jays with 16 home runs this season -- he had zero home runs through the team's first 50 games this season. Gurriel's 16 home runs are the most all-time by a player at the All-Star break who had zero home runs over his team's first 50 games in a season.

 In his first season with the Yankees, DJ LeMahieu leads the AL with a .336 batting average (among qualifiers). Only two Yankees have hit for higher batting averages prior to the All-Star break (min. 200 PA) in their first season with the club: Rickey Henderson (.357 in 1985) and Joe DiMaggio (.354 in 1936).

 Despite missing approximately one month, Domingo German has a 10-2 record in 14 appearances (13 starts) this season. German is the third Yankee all-time with 10+ wins in fewer than 15 appearances prior to the ASB, joining Atley Donald (1939) and Red Ruffing (1938 & 1939).

 Among qualified pitchers this season, Aaron Sanchez's 6.16 ERA ranks 77th out of 78 pitchers. Since June 1, Toronto's starting pitching staff has posted a 6.59 ERA, by far the highest in the majors over that time.

HP - Fletcher, 1B - Blakney, 2B - Little, 3B - West

The start of the second half could not have been more visually pleasing for the New York Yankees on Friday, with a dominant pitching performance and a big hit from the middle of their potent lineup highlighting the series-opening victory against Toronto.
Now, after getting a dominant outing by Domingo German and a clutch hit from Edwin Encarnacion, the Yankees will look to add to the American League's best record Saturday afternoon at Yankee Stadium when they continue a three-game series with the Blue Jays.

Yankees look to continue dominance over Jays

NEW YORK (AP)  Toronto Blue Jays reliever Daniel Hudson sat alone on the bench after the final out, needing a minute to decompress.
He certainly deserved it.

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Toronto Blue Jays @ New York Yankees on July 13, 2019

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