Ernie Clement’s RBI Lifts Blue Jays over Red Sox 5-3; Toronto Stays in Playoff Chase
Ernie Clement returns to the Blue Jays lineup after a partial day off Monday and will bat sixth for the 24th time this season.
- On Tuesday night, the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the visiting Boston Red Sox 5-3 at Rogers Centre, extending their lead in the opening two games of their four-game series.
- Second baseman Ernie Clement returned to the starting lineup after a partial day off on Monday, reclaiming his position at second base for the matchup against Boston.
- In the sixth inning, Clement drove in the tiebreaking run following a walk by George Springer and a single by Alejandro Kirk, helping Toronto pull ahead.
- Rookie Brett Bateman contributed two RBIs on two hits, while Chase Lee earned the win and Spencer Miles recorded his first career save to secure the victory.
- Right-Hander Jose Soriano is scheduled to start for Toronto on Wednesday against Red Sox left-hander Ranger Suarez, who enters with a 4-3 record and 3.32 ERA.
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Red Sox hit the skids, lose fourth game in a row | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
TORONTO -- Ernie Clement drove in the tiebreaking run in the sixth inning, Brett Bateman had two RBI and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Boston Red Sox 5-3 on Tuesday night.
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