The Blue Jay weren\u0027t exactly getting a break in the contentious opponent department with Friday\u0027s opener of three against the upstart Baltimore Orioles.
Exit the Yankees and noted Jays killer Aaron Judge, enter the O’s and another Toronto taunter.
Mountcastle, the slugging O’s first baseman, has also owned Kikuchi, belting four homers in just 11 career at-bats. Little surprise then, that when Mountcastle was scheduled to come to the plate in the fifth ending, Schneider would have none of it, going to the bullpen for Trevor Richards.
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