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This series has been on the calendar for months.
After a three-match tone installation in Oakland Athletics, where “everything clicked” for the Blue Jays, Toronto rushed against the Yankees in the Bronx on Monday.
It’s time for Toronto to meet at the AL East show in New York. It’s indeed been so long that the last time the two teams met – on June 17 at Sahlen Field in Buffalo – TJ Zeuch started Jays and a mix of names like Joel Payamps, Anthony Castro and Tyler Chatwood followed the bullfight. .
The Blue Jays, which now have a much better list, broke off from an offensive collapse last weekend. The hot tube also comes at a great time, as Toronto needs repeats this fiery endeavor if they want to wind up the Yankees, who have won 32 of 47 matches in the second half.
However, the first set of Monday’s 8-0 win confirmed that the Blue Jays are up to date. After Marcus Semien — one of the various heroes of the weekend — drove the slider to the 36th home fighter of the season, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. stepped up and tore his 40th home run of the year to be the consecutive Blue Jays ’jacks.
When the ball fell neatly into the second row of the right porch’s short porch, the 22-year-old became the youngest player in franchise history to reach a milestone, and only the tenth Blue Jay all-time 40-race club.
“It’s not easy to do at that age,” manager Charlie Montoyo said. – But more impressive to me are the Singles, who he is moving to the opposite field because he is not looking for homeruns and therefore he has a good batting phase.
“This guy is going to be one of the best players in baseball – in fact, he’s already. It’s been fun to watch someone young is so good on a plate.”
Guerrero Jr.’s record block extends its hit period to 14 matches, but the attack fell silent after an explosive first frame. Yankees novice Jameson Taillon shrugged and drove Toronto without a hit for five consecutive shifts.
The Blue Jays attack took a few shifts and eventually added one set in the seventh, but exploded again in the ninth.
The Yankees waved mostly a white flag, throwing facilitator Brooks Krisken and his 10.80 ERA during the late game, and Toronto made them call. After Teoscar Hernández reached his 25th home game of the year, Semien broke the wall-scratching grand-Slam a few punches later in the second game. His 37th longball set a franchise record for most of the Blue Jays ’mid-infielder seasons.
“Everyone just has a good feel for their mechanics,” Semien said. “At least for me, when my mechanics and timing are in order, I see the ball better. I’m more confident and I see it with everyone in the cage as they work.”
On the hill, starting pitcher Hyun Jin Ryu raised Taillon all the way. After finding success with a fast ball on a heavy approach in his final start, the left-hander strikes the Yankees with heaters up and in.
Quickball established a patented frustrating speed; When Gio Urshela got into the opening game single to start the sixth, Ryu pulled the bow for a complete change to get DJ LeMahieu to roll into an easy double game.
“I felt really good about everyone today,” Ryu said through a translator. – And I feel like it was one of those games I knew best.
“I said in my last interview that every game means a lot to us right now and puts us in a better position, so we have to focus on that. I wasn’t worried about the number of games, I just wanted to focus on the game.”
He has been prone to blasting mountains all season, but Ryu threw a closing bead through six innings, allowing only three hits and six. He was removed from the game a little earlier because of the “tension” of his elbow, but he doesn’t expect the problem to bother him going forward.
Monday’s game eventually snowballed into an attacking smackdown Blue Jays fans are used to seeing late, but it was originally won as a field and defense game.
No matter how it came together, victory was not only a powerful tint in the remaining three games of this series, but it also added to the morale of this Jays club, which now finds itself in the five-game winning streak.
“It’s a sweep that we had at home, and we’re coming to Yankee Stadium, first game, 8-0. I think it will give you some confidence,” Semien said.
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