The Blue Jays have a winning record against every division in Major League Baseball this season. Except their own.
Jarren Duran had a two-run homer and Masataka Yoshida a solo shot in the sixth inning as the Boston Red Sox downed Toronto 5-0 on Friday. The Blue Jays are now 7-18 against their American League East rivals, including dropping all five games to Boston this year.
Berrios gave up four runs on five hits despite striking out eight and issuing no walks over six innings for the Blue Jays . He thought he gave up the homers to Duran and Yoshida because he became predictable. James Paxton of Ladner, B.C., was superb for the Red Sox, striking out seven over 7 2/3 scoreless innings. He only gave up three hits before Chris Martin and Kaleb Ort came out of the bullpen.
Blue Jays slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr., brought the 37,218 spectators at Rogers Centre to their feet in the first inning when he sent a flyball to deep centre field. Duran caught the ball just over the outfield wall, flexing and shouting after making the run-saving grab.
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