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Guardians

Freeman flied out on a bunt to pitcher Giles.

Allen walked on a full count, Plawecki to second.

Walked on a full count, Plawecki to second.

Lindor flied out to center fielder T.Hernández, Plawecki to third.

Flied out to center fielder T.Hernández, Plawecki to third.

Blue Jays

Smoak hit an infield single to third, Sogard scored, Galvis to third.

Hit an infield single to third, Sogard scored, Galvis to third.

Indians third.  Pérez struck out.  Freeman grounded out, third baseman Guerrero Jr. to first baseman Smoak.  Allen singled to right.  Allen stole second.  Lindor singled to right, Allen scored.  Mercado struck out.

Blue Jays ninth.  Luplow in as right fielder.  Allen in as left fielder.  Hand pitching.  Galvis grounded out, shortstop Lindor to first baseman Santana.  Smoak homered to center on a 0-1 count.  Biggio flied out to center fielder Mercado.  Guerrero Jr. singled to left.  Cimber pitching.  Grichuk singled to center, Guerrero Jr. to second.  T.Hernández struck out.

Blue Jays tenth.  Plawecki in as catcher.  Jansen lined out to left fielder Allen.  Gurriel Jr. grounded out, second baseman Freeman to first baseman Santana.  Olson pitching.  Sogard walked.  On Olson's wild pitch, Sogard to second.  Galvis hit an infield single to third, Sogard to third.  On defensive indifference, Galvis to second.  Smoak hit an infield single to third, Sogard scored, Galvis to third.

 The Indians swept a four-game series over the Blue Jays from April 4-7, limiting Toronto to just six runs. It was the fewest runs the Blue Jays had scored in a four-game series since totaling only four against the Athletics in July 2014.

 Cleveland, which is an AL-best 13-3 since June 30 with an MLB-leading 2.63 ERA in that span, struck out 57 Toronto batters in the first series. Since 1920, this is the second-most strikeouts compiled by Indians pitchers in a four-game series, trailing only 59 punchouts of Oakland hitters in May 2017.

 The Indians are averaging 6.13 runs in July while leading MLB in batting average at .295. They entered this month batting .238, and that increase in batting of .057 is the largest in the majors.

 All-Star Carlos Santana, however, is slashing just .159/.302/.364 in his last 12 games after compiling a .385/.475/.712 slash line in his previous 14 contests. On the season, Santana's 1.174 OPS with one out is second in MLB among the 156 with at least 100 PAs in such situations (Dodgers' Cody Bellinger, 1.562).

 Lourdes Gurriel Jr. went 9-for-28 with a pair of homers and seven RBI in the final six games of Toronto's latest road trip. On the season, he's batting .429 in Toronto's wins compared to just .208 in its losses. Among those with at least 250 plate appearances, that .221 drop-off is the largest in MLB.

 Aaron Sanchez, Tuesday's scheduled starter, has lost his last 10 starts and has dropped 13 consecutive decisions since beating Oakland on April 27. No pitcher has lost 11 consecutive starts in a single season since the Mets' Roger Craig lost 12 in a row in 1963.

HP - Mahrley, 1B - Culbreth, 2B - Reyburn, 3B - Nauert

The Cleveland Indians will try to continue their dominance over the Blue Jays on Tuesday night when the teams meet for the second of a three-game series in Toronto.
The Indians won the opener 7-3 on Monday night and have captured all five meetings between the teams this season, sweeping a four-game series in Cleveland back in early April.

Indians look to remain perfect vs. Blue Jays

TORONTO (AP)  Toronto slugger Justin Smoak spoiled a brilliant outing by Cleveland's Trevor Bauer, who was two outs from a shutout victory.
Smoak tied the game with a homer in the ninth inning and knocked in the winning run with a two-out single in the 10th as the Blue Jays beat Indians 2-1 on Tuesday night.

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Cleveland Guardians @ Toronto Blue Jays on July 23, 2019

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