Nathan Lukes crowned a seventh round of five points with a three-point home run to help the Blue Jays de Toronto get back from the Baltimore Orioles host and take a sequence of four four-game losses, winning 9-8 to avoid standard scan on Wednesday afternoon.
Myles Straw dominated, rolled in three points and accumulated three strokes for the Blue Jays, who had left three games to the Orioles in the previous two days. Joey Loperfido won three shots, and Ernie Clement and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. each added two strokes.
Bo Bichette put the Blue Jays forward with a single two points in the seventh before Lukes went to the plate three strikers later. Lukes delivered his ninth home run of the season for an advance of 9-5.
Mason Fluharty (4-2) withdrew three strikers in a laundering relief round and won the victory.
Ryan O’Hearn and Jordan Westburg struck two points for the Orioles, which could not protect an advance of 5-3 after five rounds.
Cedric Mullins, Jackson Holliday, Gunnar Henderson and Westburg all had two strokes. Yennier Cano (1-6) was accused of all seventh rounds.
The Orioles displayed three points in the seventh to close the scoring at 9-8 and load the bases with an outing before Braydon Fisher in Toronto was called from the enclosures of the Lights and withdrew Cedric Mullins and Ramon Laureano to develop the uprising. Seathony Dominguez presented an eighth perfect per day after his Baltimore exchange, and Jeff Hoffman worked the ninth for his 25th judgment.
The Orioles scored three points during the first round, starting with the sacrificial fly of Adley Rutschman. O’Hearn followed with a two -point circuit for his 13th long ball of the season.
Straw two points from Straw came in the second round, while Guerrero’s single score shot the Blue Jays even in the fifth at 3-3. Westburg struck a starting explosion at the bottom of the round.
The sixth round of Straw cut the gap at 5-4. The Toronto rally ended when Mullins, the central field player, stolen Ali Sanchez with a jump to the wall with straw to the second goal.
Leaving Baltimore, Dean Kremer, granted three points in five rounds. The start of the Blue Josys Jose Berrios granted five points, with two of them won, in 4 1/3 rounds.
Toronto went 4-4 during a road trip of eight games.
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