Not another rout, but Jays take season series 16-3 and maintain wild card host position
Let’s spend October togetherAfter falling behind early Sunday, the bats came out once again in force to lead a series sweep of Boston by an aggregate 25-3 and take the season series by a franchise record 16-3 margin. And for as much fun as pummeling the Sox is in-and-of-itself, most importantly it ensured they maintain the lead for home field in wild card round regardless of what happens elsewhere.
It also explains why after an easy first inning, Gausman was not nearly as sharp in the 2nd and 3rd innings. He allowed two runs after a couple hard line drives put runners at 2nd and 3rd with one out. It took 10 pitches to set down Yu Chang on strikes, allowing the opportunity to strand the runners, but Bobby Dalbec dumped a single into centre to make it 2-0.starters in 2022.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. worked a 10 pitch walk to open the 4th inning, to bring Teoscar back up. He hammered another ball, this one not quite as far but more of a laser beam that just stayed fair off the left field foul pole:
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