US EditionBlue Jays Rally Falls Short in 11-10 Grapefruit League Loss to Red Sox
Boston Red Sox scored 11 runs with 15 hits from 11 players, overcoming a nine-run effort by Toronto Blue Jays in a close Grapefruit League contest.
- In a spring training game Sunday, the Boston Red Sox defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 11-10 in a high-scoring contest with multiple lead changes.
- Amid multiple lead changes, Toronto scored four runs in the first, then Boston answered with four and later six in the sixth after Nate Eaton's double.
- The Red Sox collected 15 hits from 11 players, with Braiden Ward, Ceddanne Rafaela, and Nate Eaton each driving in two runs, according to reports from Sunday's game.
- Boston improved to 2-0 in Grapefruit League play, while Toronto fell to 1-1 and will host the New York Mets Monday.
- In the ninth, a final change led to Jay Allmer striking out Sean Keys to end the rally, after Fernando Perez, Blue Jays starter, allowed four runs in two outs.
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Blue Jays rally falls short in 11-10 Grapefruit League loss to Red Sox
FORT MYERS - The Toronto Blue Jays fell 11-10 to the Boston Red Sox on Sunday, scoring three times in the ninth before coming up short in their second Grapefruit League game of the spring.
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