Vladimir Guerrero Jr. had never hit a homer in Seattle in a game. He went deep Saturday and in Sunday\u0027s series finale for his 17th dinger.
Two late-inning losses, each by one run, after the Jays led Friday and Saturday meant their backs were against the wall entering the finale.When the Jays got swept in Seattle last year, it cost Charlie Montoyo his job.Tim Mayza relieved Manoah and looked good.Despite a couple of long outs, Richards dismissed the M’s in order.Toronto’s closer gave up the two-out, walk-off hit to Teoscar Hernandez on Friday night.Article contentWhen Romano entered the game, he had no room for error.
We apologize, but this video has failed to load.In baseball, such a pitch is known as a centre-cut fastball, which is known to leave the ballpark quite rapidly.Manoah and the Jays drew even in the top of the fourth when Vladimir Guerrero Jr. went the opposite field for a two-run belt, his second long ball in as many games.The team held its collective breath when Danny Jansen was hit by a pitch in the fifth inning and had to leave the game.
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