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Jays Hope Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Will Be Back for Rematch with Marlins
Toronto hopes its first baseman can return after a right elbow hit by pitch left him sore and out of Monday’s loss.
- The Toronto Blue Jays hope first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. returns for Tuesday's game against Miami after being hit by a pitch on the right elbow Sunday against Pittsburgh and remaining sore through Monday's 8-2 loss.
- After being struck by a pitch Sunday, Guerrero was deemed too sore by manager John Schneider to pinch-hit Monday, leaving Toronto vulnerable in an 8-2 defeat to Miami without their star first baseman.
- Reinforcing the lineup, outfielder Nathan Lukes rebounded from a 28-game hamstring absence with a strong 3-for-4 performance Monday, though he was hit by a pitch in the head during his first game back.
- Tuesday's pitching matchup features right-hander Braydon Fisher as an opener for the Blue Jays against Miami's Sandy Alcantara , who is 0-2 with a 4.29 ERA in three career starts against Toronto.
- Right-Hander Dylan Cease, who led the American League with 92 strikeouts in 62 innings, was sidelined with a mild hamstring strain, prompting Toronto to promote 30-year-old Tanner Andrews from Triple-A Buffalo; Andrews pitched a perfect ninth in his major league debut.
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Yesavage unable to soften injury news as Jays suffer 8-2 setback to Marlins
TORONTO - The Toronto Blue Jays received some unwelcome injury news regarding starting pitcher Dylan Cease and all-star slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. before their series opener against the Miami Marlins on Monday.
The Toronto Star+2 Reposted by 2 other sources
Blue Jays vs. Marlins: Pinango gaffes let one get away from Toronto
Shaky defence proves to be the undoing of Yesavage and the Jays.
·Toronto, Canada
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Blue Jays’ Pinango miscues fuel three-run 6th vs. Marlins
The Miami Marlins pulled away in the top of the sixth after defensive lapses in left field by Yohendrick Pinango. What looked routine turned into extra bases and RBI opportunities as Marlins scored three runs to extend a 2-1 lead to 5-1 advantage.
·Canada
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