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Blue Jays

Fraley grounded out, second baseman Biggio to first baseman Tellez.

Grounded out, second baseman Biggio to first baseman Tellez.

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Seager doubled to center, Crawford scored.

Tellez singled to center, Bichette scored.

Narváez hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Fisher, Nola scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Fisher, Nola scored.

Mariners third.  Fraley struck out.  Gordon grounded out, second baseman Biggio to first baseman Tellez.  Moore homered to left on a 2-1 count.  Smith struck out.

Mariners fourth.  Crawford singled to left.  Nola struck out.  Seager doubled to center, Crawford scored.  Narváez lined into a double play, second baseman Biggio to shortstop Bichette, Seager out.

Blue Jays sixth.  Bichette doubled to right.  Biggio struck out.  Guerrero Jr. lined out to right fielder Smith, Bichette to third.  Tellez singled to center, Bichette scored.  Grichuk fouled out to third baseman Seager.

Mariners seventh.  Adam pitching.  Nola hit an infield single to third.  On pitcher Adam's throwing error, Nola to second.  On Adam's balk, Nola to third.  Seager popped out to shortstop Bichette.  Narváez hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Fisher, Nola scored.  Murphy struck out.

 The Blue Jays have lost five games in a row, one game off their season-long losing streak of six set in late May/early June. Over this streak, Toronto is averaging 1.8 runs per game and batting .182 as a team.

 The Mariners return home after going 6-3 on a nine-game road trip that including winning two of three games against the Blue Jays in Toronto. Seattle has won three consecutive series overall, the longest-active series win streak by any AL team.

 The Blue Jays have hit 57 home runs since July 27, second most in the majors over that time behind the Yankees (58). Toronto has had an MLB-high 14 different players hit a home run since July 27.

 Kyle Seager has hit at least 15 home runs in eight consecutive seasons with the Mariners, tied with Jay Buhner for the third-longest such streak in franchise history. The only Mariners with more consecutive 15-home run seasons are Ken Griffey Jr. (12) and Edgar Martinez (9).

 The Mariners have used 63 different players this season, one off the major league record of 64 set by the 2014 Texas Rangers. Seattle has used 40 pitchers this season, tied with 2017 Mariners and the 2014 Rangers for most pitchers used in a single season all-time.

 Since the All-Star break, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is slashing .341/.406/.589 with seven home runs and 30 RBI in 35 games. Guerrero Jr. and Rowdy Tellez each have hit 15 home runs this season, making the Blue Jays the only team in the majors this season with two rookies with 15+ home runs apiece.

HP - Muchlinski, 1B - Drake, 2B - Danley, 3B - Ortiz

Bo Bichette has already made a believer out of his manager, Charlie Montoyo. Can the rest of baseball be far behind?
The rookie shortstop went 3-for-5 with a double, home run and three RBIs Saturday night as the Toronto Blue Jays snapped a six-game slide with a 7-5 victory against the host Seattle Mariners.

Bichette, Jays look to take series in Seattle

SEATTLE (AP)  Marco Gonazles sent flocks of Blue Jays fans back north of the border with a sour taste in their mouths.
Gonzales pitched three-hit ball over seven innings to get his career-best 14th win, Dylan Moore hit a solo homer and the Seattle Mariners beat Toronto 3-1 Sunday.

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Toronto Blue Jays @ Seattle Mariners on August 25, 2019

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