George Springer struck two circuits, and the Blue Jays de Toronto took place on Saturday for an 8-7 victory against visiting athletics, which scored two points in ninth round.
Addison Barger added an explosion of two points and Bo Bichette had a solo shot for the Blue Jays, who won four consecutive games.
Tyler Soderstrom struck a three -point circuit and Denzel Clarke and Brent Rooker added explosions of two points for athletics, which lost the first three games in the four game series with Toronto and 16 of their last 17 games in the general classification.
Toronto led 4-3 after the first round.
Jacob Wilson and Rooker chose the top of the Channel for the A, and Soderstrom hit a high cursor of the operator Braydon Fisher at the center for his second circuit in two games.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. simple in simple in the first round of Toronto to extend his basic sequence at 31 games. Barger broke a change of Gunnar Hoglund (1-3) on the right. Springer and Daulton Varsho walked and Nathan Lukes founded a single two points in the middle.
The first circuit of the major League of Clarke, in the second round, restored the advance of athletics. The explosion of the second bridge on the left by the native of Toronto on a quick bullet on the first ground marked Luis Urias, who had walked.
Easton Lucas, recalled from Triple-A Buffalo for the match, replaced Fisher, who granted five points, four strokes and a walk, with a removal in the stick.
Bichette aligned a lead on the left for her 100th career circuit to equalize the match in the second, 5-5.
Springer led the third with a circuit in the center, and Toronto led 6-5. Varsho then doubled in the center but was easily released when he drink in third and collapsed on the bag. He had caught his left hamstrings after rounding second.
Springer has once again achieved an explosion in the center of the fifth. Toronto led 8-5 in sixth when Ernie Clement scored the third on wild land after leading with a double, his ninth stroke of the series.
Lucas (3-2) launched 4 2/3-roundless innings before Brendon Little took over in the seventh, followed by Yariel Rodriguez.
For the A, Tyler Ferguson replaced Hoglund, who granted eight points, 10 strokes and two steps, with a stick with a stick.
Jeff Hoffman recovered his 13th stop for Toronto despite allowing Homer Rooker from two points to the ninth.
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