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Urshela grounded out, third baseman Guerrero Jr. to first baseman Smoak.

Torres grounded out, shortstop R.Ureña to first baseman Smoak.

Grounded out, shortstop R.Ureña to first baseman Smoak.

Grounded out, third baseman Guerrero Jr. to first baseman Smoak.

Blue Jays

McGuire doubled to center, Tellez scored.

On second baseman Torres' throwing error, McGuire scored, T.Hernández to second.

Frazier doubled to right, Gardner scored.

Voit safe on failed fielder's choice, Romine scored, Torres to second.

Safe on failed fielder's choice, Romine scored, Torres to second.

Urshela singled to center, Torres scored, Voit scored.

Singled to center, Torres scored, Voit scored.

Biggio singled to center, Bichette scored.

On Ottavino's balk, R.Ureña scored, Biggio to second.

Blue Jays second.  Tellez grounded out, shortstop Gregorius to first baseman LeMahieu.  Grichuk homered to left on a 1-0 count.  McGuire grounded out, first baseman LeMahieu to pitcher Tanaka.  T.Hernández struck out.

Blue Jays fourth.  Guerrero Jr. flied out to center fielder Gardner.  Tellez singled to center.  Grichuk struck out.  McGuire doubled to center, Tellez scored.  T.Hernández hit an infield single to shortstop, McGuire to third.  On shortstop Gregorius' throwing error, McGuire scored, T.Hernández to second.  McKinney hit an infield single to second, T.Hernández to third.  R.Ureña struck out.

Yankees fifth.  Gardner doubled to center.  Frazier doubled to right, Gardner scored.  On right fielder Grichuk's throwing error, Frazier to third.  Romine singled to left, Frazier scored.  LeMahieu singled to left, Romine to second.  Torres grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop R.Ureña to second baseman Biggio, Romine to third, LeMahieu out.  Voit safe on failed fielder's choice, Romine scored, Torres to second.  Adam pitching.  On Adam's wild pitch, Torres to third, Voit to second.  Urshela singled to center, Torres scored, Voit scored.  Boshers pitching.  Gregorius walked on a full count, Urshela to second.  Maybin flied out to right fielder Grichuk.  Gardner grounded out, second baseman Biggio to first baseman Tellez.

Blue Jays fifth.  Bichette doubled to left.  Biggio singled to center, Bichette scored.  Guerrero Jr. flied out to center fielder Gardner.  On Tanaka's wild pitch, Biggio to second.  Tellez grounded out, second baseman Torres to first baseman LeMahieu, Biggio to third.  Grichuk grounded out, third baseman Urshela to first baseman LeMahieu.

Blue Jays seventh.  Ottavino pitching.  R.Ureña singled to right.  On Ottavino's wild pitch, R.Ureña to second.  Bichette walked on a full count.  Biggio grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman LeMahieu to shortstop Gregorius, R.Ureña to third, Bichette out.  On Ottavino's balk, R.Ureña scored, Biggio to second.  Guerrero Jr. flied out to left fielder Frazier.  Smoak pinch-hitting for Davis.  Smoak was intentionally walked.  Grichuk struck out.

Blue Jays twelfth.  Judge in as designated hitter.  Bichette homered to left on a 1-1 count.

 The Yankees are 51-17 (.750) against AL East opponents this year, on pace to be the best record by any team in the divisional era against its own division. They are 8-5 against the Blue Jays, their worst record versus any of the four opponents in the division.

 New York's .512 slugging percentage in road games would be a modern-era record (since 1900), while the team's 149 home runs on the road are the second most all-time behind this year's Twins (152). The Yankees' 6.32 runs per game on the road would be the most by any team since the 1996 Mariners (6.50).

 Toronto's 90 losses are the club's most since going 67-94 in 2004. They were one of four teams with no 90-loss seasons from 2005 to 2018, along with the Angels, Cardinals and Yankees.

 Cavan Biggio has averaged one walk every 5.8 plate appearances this year, the second-best rate in the majors to Mike Trout (5.5; minimum 300 PA). It's the fourth-best walk rate by a rookie since 1900, and best since Aaron Judge in 2017 (5.3; also minimum 300 PA).

 DJ LeMahieu's .325 batting average ranks second in the AL to Tim Anderson of the White Sox (.333). The last Yankee to finish in the top two of the AL batting race was Derek Jeter in 2006, and the last to win the batting title was Bernie Williams in 1998.

 Masahiro Tanaka is 7-3 with a 3.24 ERA at home this year, but 3-5 with a 6.09 ERA on the road. That's the largest home/road ERA difference by any AL ERA qualifier this season (+2.85; where road ERA is higher).

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

The New York Yankees will visit the Toronto Blue Jays for the opener a three-game series Friday night while dealing with yet another flurry of injuries.
The Yankees (97-51) swept a doubleheader from the Detroit Tigers on Thursday, but they suffered three injuries in the process. Winning despite injuries has been a theme for the Yankees this season.

Winning-but-wounded Yankees visit Blue Jays

TORONTO (AP)  Bo Bichette talked big before going out to bat in extra innings. Then the talented rookie delivered.
Bichette hit his first game-ending home run, a 12th-inning drive that gave the Toronto Blue Jays a 6-5 win over the New York Yankees on Friday night.

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