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Up 5 runs, Blue Jays let AL Division Series sweep of Yankees slip out of their gloves
The Yankees rallied from a five-run deficit to win 9-6, preventing a Blue Jays sweep and forcing a Game 4 in the American League Division Series, officials said.
- The New York Yankees defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 9-6 on Tuesday night in New York, preventing a series sweep in the American League Division Series.
- Defensive mistakes by Isiah Kiner-Falefa and Addison Barger, with the Blue Jays holding a five-run advantage, opened the door for the Yankees to stage their rally.
- Aaron Judge tied the game with a three-run homer and Jazz Chisholm Jr. followed with a home run that gave the Yankees the lead.
- Aaron Judge’s home run was the first recorded by MLB Statcast since 2008 on a pitch thrown at 99 mph or faster that was positioned 1.2 feet inside relative to the center of the strike zone.
- Holding a 2-1 advantage in the best-of-five series, the Blue Jays will shift their attention to facing the Yankees in the fourth game, scheduled for Wednesday night.
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The New York Yankees avoided getting out of the postseason by the back door and 9 runs to 6 were imposed tonight against the Toronto Tiles, in the third game for the American League Division Series.The Canadians came to this duel in the Big Apple with a 2-0 advantage, so they threatened to leave a shameful sweep before the winning team in the history of this sport.The panorama did not paint anything good for the Yankees, who came down 1-6 on the…


Up 5 runs, Blue Jays let AL Division Series sweep slip out of their gloves
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