Alejandro Kirk hit a two-stage Homer in a four-round first shot, and Toronto Blue Jays continued to defeat the Minnesota Twins 10-4, who visited Monday night.
Andres Gimenez added a solo shot for Blue Jays at the opener of the three series. Blue Jays returned from her 3-3 journey.
Matt Wallner pressed two Homer, and there were three RBIs for twins, 1-3 on their current six-game journeys.
Toronto shook Joe Ryan (12-7) in the first shot that opened George Springer’s first single single, and Nathan Lukes doubled the head of Wallner. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. After he was shot, he hit a RBI single in Bo Bichet, left to the left against a drawn area, listed a sacrifice fly to the center of Daulton Varsho, and Kirk Homed on Fastball on Fastball.
Gimenez hosted a second fastball.
After three of the previous five minnesota moves flew to the warning track, a first step from the first screen from the Wallner, Max Scherzer (5-2) in the fourth place in the fourth place.
Gimenez sang twice the fourth time, played the second and scored Springer’s single.
Ryan allowed six running, seven strokes and a walk.
Minnesota caught Scherzer in the sixth place. Byron Buxton walked, came third in Trevor Larnach’s single, and scored a goal on Brooks Lee’s floor. Wallner went to the right on a first -step fastball and took the lead.
Scherzer completed six inning, allowed four runs, four strokes and five strikes.
Gemini relaxing Brooks Kriske allowed four runs in his home as the sixth. Kirk walked, Ernie Clement doubled, and walked to load Gimenez bases. Lukes then hit a couple with a two -round couple, and Guerrero watched two conditions a single.
Justin Bruihl of Toronto ranked eighth in the eighth to complete two running Inning. Tommy Nans ranked ninth.
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