US EditionToronto Blue Jays Host the Milwaukee Brewers to Start 3-Game Series
The Blue Jays, with a 44-22 home record, face Brewers' pitcher Freddy Peralta, who has a 15-5 record and 2.68 ERA, in a key series impacting division standings.
- The Toronto Blue Jays hosted the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday in Toronto to start a three-game series at 7:07 p.m. EDT.
- This series represents the initial matchup this year between the AL East-leading Blue Jays and the NL Central-leading Brewers.
- Milwaukee entered with an 83-52 overall record and the second-best MLB batting average at.258, while Toronto stood at 78-56 with a.251 batting average.
- Freddy Peralta started for the Brewers with a 15-5 record, 2.68 ERA, and 160 strikeouts, while Shane Bieber pitched for Toronto with a 1.50 ERA and nine strikeouts.
- Both teams faced numerous injuries impacting their rosters, and the series outcome could influence playoff positioning for these division leaders.
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The Hamilton SpectatorBlue Jays begin daunting stretch of season with ‘dirtbag’ matchup against MLB-leading Brewers
This stretch will either solidify the Jays atop the AL East or open the door for the Yankees and Red Sox to make the final weeks a lot more stressful.
·Waterloo, Canada
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How will the Blue Jays’ bats hold up against Brewers’ Peralta?
Dan Plesac joins Blair and Barker to discuss how the Toronto Blue Jays’ offence will manage against Milwaukee Brewers’ ace Freddy Peralta and his killer fastball, and why the biggest question for the Blue Jays is the consistency of their bullpen.
·Canada
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