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0 of 23 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Alejandro Kirk and Ernie Clement finished with multiple hits as the Jays survived yet another pitching injury and climbed back to .500 with a 9-2 victory over the Royals on Friday night in Kansas City.
asserted
Jays → finish → City
The win allowed the Jays to keep pace with the Cleveland Guardians, who came back not once but twice for a pair of doubleheader victories over the Detroit Tigers.
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who → allow → Tigers
The Jays trail Cleveland by one game for the third American League wild card and own the head-to-head tiebreaker.
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Jays → trail → tiebreaker
The Jays didn’t waste any time making sure their mini-win streak would be extended to three games in the series opener at Kauffman Stadium.
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streak → waste → Stadium
Guerrero, Kirk and Kazuma Okamoto singled in the first inning before Clement delivered the big blow with a two-run double to left field.
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Clement → single → field
They added a run in the second on an RBI double by Kirk.
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They → add → Kirk
The offensive production didn’t stop there.
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production → stop → ?
The Jays scored three runs in the sixth on a two-run double by George Springer and a sacrifice bunt from Myles Straw.
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Jays → score → Straw
Sean Keys, who entered late as a defensive replacement for Guerrero, chipped in with a solo homer in the ninth.
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who → enter → ninth
Toronto has scored six or more runs in three consecutive games for the first time all year.
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Toronto → score → time
Jays starter Jameson Taillon didn’t stick around very long to enjoy the support.
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Taillon → stick → support
Taillon allowed one run on two hits, but was forced to exit after two innings with right elbow discomfort, a troubling sign considering it was his first start since Aug. 10 because of the same issue.
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it → allow → issue
The Jays bullpen helped bail out the battered rotation, just like it has for much of the season.
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it → help → season
Joe Mantiply, Braydon Fisher, Brendon Little and Michael Lorenzen combined to allow just one run across seven innings.
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Mantiply → combine → innings
The heavily taxed bullpen still needs to navigate scheduled starts by Max Scherzer and Spencer Arrighetti over the next two days.
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bullpen → tax → days
Friday night was about completing a two-month journey back to respectability.
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night → complete → respectability
They still need to finish the year strong to make the playoffs, but are on the cusp of controlling their own fate.
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They → need → fate
For now, they still require some help.
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they → require → help
Success in the playoffs isn’t always about having the best team.
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Success → have → team
It’s also about getting hot at the right time.
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It → ’ → time
The Jays, with the second-best record in the majors since Aug. 3 at 19-11, appear to be peaking when they need to.
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they → appear → 19
Whether they can sustain that level of success is unknown.
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sustain → sustain → success
What’s certain is that lots of meaningful baseball will be played in September.
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lots → ’ → September
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