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Orioles

Villar singled to right, Biggio to third.

Guerrero Jr. safe at first on fielder's choice plus fielding error by catcher Severino, Biggio scored, Villar to second.

Jr. safe at first on fielder's choice plus fielding error by catcher Severino, Biggio scored, Villar to second.

Blue Jays

Grichuk homered to right on the first pitch, T.Hernández scored, Guerrero Jr. scored.

Homered to right on the first pitch, T.Hernández scored, Guerrero Jr. scored.

J.Iglesias doubled to center, Hays scored.

Mountcastle singled to right, J.Iglesias scored.

Blue Jays sixth.  Panik struck out.  Davis lined out to left fielder Hays.  Biggio homered to center on a 1-0 count.  Villar grounded out, first baseman Mountcastle unassisted.

Blue Jays seventh.  Harvey pitching.  T.Hernández was hit by a pitch.  Guerrero Jr. safe at first on fielding error by second baseman R.Urías, T.Hernández to second.  Grichuk homered to right on the first pitch, T.Hernández scored, Guerrero Jr. scored.  Shaw struck out.  Kirk singled to center.  Sulser pitching.  Panik flied out to left fielder Hays.  Davis struck out.

Orioles eighth.  Stripling pitching.  Hays hit an infield single to shortstop.  J.Iglesias doubled to center, Hays scored.  Mountcastle singled to right, J.Iglesias scored.  Mountcastle was out advancing, right fielder T.Hernández to shortstop Panik, Mountcastle out.  Stewart grounded out, pitcher Stripling to catcher Kirk to first baseman Guerrero Jr.  Bass pitching.  Severino struck out.

Blue Jays eighth.  Scott pitching.  Biggio singled to center.  Villar singled to right, Biggio to third.  T.Hernández struck out.  Guerrero Jr. safe at first on fielder's choice plus fielding error by catcher Severino, Biggio scored, Villar to second.  Armstrong pitching.  Villar stole third.  Grichuk struck out.  Shaw flied out to right fielder Stewart.

 The Blue Jays clinched a playoff spot with last night's 4--1 win over the Yankees.  Prior to 2020, Toronto had reached the postseason only twice—in 2015 and 2016—since winning back-to-back World Series (1992--93), and the tough AL East was partly to blame.  The Jays posted a winning record nine times in 17 seasons from 1998 to 2014 without a trip to the playoffs.

 The Orioles' 13--1 win at Fenway Park last night was their biggest road win this season.  In fact, over the past three years, Baltimore won only one other road game by 12 or more runs: 14--2 at KC (8/30/2019).

 Taijuan Walker has a 1.54 in five starts for Toronto, which ranks third in the AL (minimum 20.0 IP) since his debut for the Blue Jays on Aug. 29, behind Dallas Keuchel (0.45) and Carlos Carrasco (1.41).

 Jorge Lopez has won two of his four starts this month (2--1, 3.57 ERA), which is consistent with his history: a 7--4 career record in September, compared to a 2--14 mark in all other months combined.

 Ryan Mountcastle's .325 batting average would be the fourth highest in franchise history among rookies with at least 100 at-bats.  The last Orioles rookie with 100+ ABs and a batting average that high was Al Bumbry (.337 in 1973).

 Cavan Biggio made his MLB debut on May 24, 2019.  Since that date, he ranks third in the majors with 110 walks, behind Juan Soto (122) and Carlos Santana (119). Yasmani Grandal and Bryce Harper are tied with Biggio for third.

HP - Torres, 1B - Fairchild, 2B - Visconti, 3B - Additon

One reason the Toronto Blue Jays have qualified for the playoffs in this pandemic-condensed season is their success against the Baltimore Orioles, and they will look to continue that domination Saturday night in the middle game of a three-game series at Buffalo.
The Blue Jays (31-27) defeated the visiting Orioles (24-34) 10-5 Friday night in the series opener and are 7-1 in the season series between the teams.

Blue Jays line up rest, pitching while facing Orioles

BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP)  Cavan Biggio broke up a no-hit bid with a solo home run in the sixth inning, Randal Grichuk added a three-run shot and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Baltimore Orioles 5-2 Saturday night.
The Blue Jays need another victory in Sunday's regular-season finale, and a Miami win over the Yankees in New York, to move up to second place in the AL East and the fifth seed in the league. If not, Toronto will remain in eighth place and get a first-round playoff meeting with the top-seeded Tampa Bay Rays.

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Baltimore Orioles @ Toronto Blue Jays on September 26, 2020

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