US EditionBlue Jays Looking to Bounce Back as They Face Mariners in Game 6 Showdown
The Blue Jays must win both remaining games to reach their first World Series since 1993, while the Mariners need just one victory to advance.
- In Game 4, Wilson pulled Luis Castillo after 48 pitches, the shortest start of his career, and Brendon Little allowed a home run and two walks, costing Seattle runs.
- Riding momentum from Friday, the Mariners stand one win away from their first-ever trip to the World Series after erasing a two-one deficit with a five-run eighth inning to win 6-2.
- Alejandro Kirk greeted a reliever with a ringing double and Clement followed with an RBI single, as Raleigh said, `A lot of times I get out there and just start swinging and try to hit something hard`.
- With the series back in Toronto, Yesavage draws the start while Seattle counters with Gilbert at Rogers Centre at 8:03 p.m. ET; Toronto needs two wins, Seattle one.
- Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s monster postseason has forced tactical decisions, as Seattle Mariners intentionally walked him twice while Eugenio Suárez powered Seattle with two home runs.
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