Edison Barajar and Vladimir Gurero Junior on Sunday hit a single home run to carry forward Toronto Blue Jais for a 5–3 win over Boston Red Sox.
The back-to-back came to the top against the home run walker Buhler. This was the ninth home run of the season, and was Homer number 12 for Gurroo.
Carlos Narwaz hit his seventh home run for Boston, which has lost seven of his last eight matches. Red Sax received two hits from Rouk Roman Anthony, who have five hits in the last two matches.
Nathan Luks collected two hits and one RBI for Toronto, which won twice in a three-game series.
Yaril Rodriguez (2–0) won the scorer relief to toss 1 2/3 of the scorer relief after Starter Eric Lawyer exiting the game. Jeff Hoffman hit the side to record his 18th savings in the ninth.
Buhler (5-6) suffered losses after allowing four runs on four hits in four innings. He went three and hit three.
After Toronto Bargar and Gurero moved 2–0 on domestic runs, Narwaz cut the edge of Blue Jais at the bottom of the other in half. Red Sox later tied the game to another when the Trevor Story sang, the second stole and the Sedden scored on Rafala’s double.
Blue Jas scored twice a fourth and took a lead of 4-2. Andres Gimanez ran into a luke with a single to break the tie, and then Erni Clement scored on a base-loaded walk for Tyler Henman.
Toronto extended its profit 5–2 when Luke ran the fifth in Bo Bitch with a single.
Boston returned within two runs after Nick Sogard scored a double by Romi Gonzalaz, which made it 5–3 in the fifth, but ended the scoring.
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