Tigers vs. Blue Jays – Game summary – August 21, 2021

TORONTO-Hyun Jin Ryu cruised through seven innings, Randal Grichuk and Marcus Semien both came home and the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Detroit Tigers 3-0 on Saturday.

Detroit Miguel Cabrera went 0-3 and walked to stay home for 499 careers.

Ryu (12-6) allowed five hits, walked one and hit five to trigger an undefeated stretch of two starts. The left-hander didn’t allow the runner past the first base until Harold Castro hit one-double fifth.

Ryu was our ace today, Blue Jays manager Charlie Montoyo said. – His change was sad today and he saw it early.

With his 12th victory, Ryu responded to New York’s Gerrit Cole and Oaklands ’Chris Bassitt AL lead.

It felt like we had translated it today, Ryu said through the translator, referring to a change in the result after Toronto lost 10-10 turns on Friday.

Semien credited Ryus with a pitch combination for keeping Tigers away from the scoreboard.

They couldn’t really influence anything, Semien said. He has so many weapons.

Jeuren Candelarios ’comeback hit Ryu in the lower left seventh, but waved the coach and ended the turn.

Tim Mayza placed the perfect eighth place and Jordan Romano made the 11th.

Cabrera swung into the finals when the Tigers lost for the fifth time in six games.

Cabrera grounded in the second, and then hit the doubles ending in the fourth. He walked to start the seventh, but was removed from the field player selection.

Toronto broke the losing streak in three games and won for the second time in the last eight.

Santiago Espinal hit the second set of Tigers ’right-hand Wily Peralta (3-3) in the second set and Grichuk followed in the first step to the left, finishing 21st.

You’re never in the game, especially against this team, Tigers manager AJ Hinch said from Toronto. They have strength in the whole lineup.

Peralta gave two runs and six hits in six innings.

He did a great job managing the connections, Hinch said.

Semien scored 3-0 when second cover shot Erasmo Ramirez in eighth, 30th place.

The Blue Jays have reached 186 homes this season. They started the day leading the league. 182 homes played in San Francisco on Saturday.

Tigers field player Derek Hill was activated from the injured list before the game and returned to the lineup for the first time since the August 10 collision with Akil Baddoo. Hill led off and started downtown. He went 2 and 4 with two singles.

He continued where he left off, Hinch said.

DOUBLE FAULT

With Toronto losing ten games on Fridays, he made four double games, with Toronto splitting the other two on Saturday during the first three innings.

THE OTHER SIDE SHUTOUTS

Blue Jays leads big companies with seven closures after the All Star Break. Milwaukee is sixth in second.

TRAINERS ROOM

Blue Jays: RHP Joakim Soria felt good about throwing a bullfight on Friday and is expected to throw in a live batting practice on Monday when he returns from inflammation of his right middle finger.

ROSTER moves

Blue Jays: RHP Rafael Dolis cleared the resignations and was appointed to Triple-A Buffalo. Dolis was appointed to the position on Wednesday.

Tigers: Detroit appointed INF Renato Nunez to open Hill’s list point.

NEXT

Blue Jays LHP Steven Matz (10-7, 4.08) starts on Sunday against Tigers RHP Drew Hutchison (0-1, 10.80). Toronto’s 2009 Hutchison played 30-21 in 76 matches over four seasons with the Blue Jays. This is his first start against his former team.

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