Umpires award Red Sox run after long rule check with New York

Hazel Mae and Shi Davidi discuss another Max Scherzer milestone and why taking three of four games against the Boston Red Sox is a good sign for the Blue Jays.

Max Scherzer speaks with the media following the Toronto Blue Jays’ 7-0 loss to the Boston Red Sox, discussing his 3,000-inning milestone, his recent pitching, and the team’s focus on winning.

Boston lefty Payton Tolle silenced the Blue Jays with a two-hit, eight-inning gem and Caleb Durbin hit an eighth-inning grand slam as the visiting Red Sox blanked Toronto 7-0 Thursday afternoon.

Caleb Durbin hit a homer and had five RBIs on three hits, and Payton Tolle picked up the win after pitching eight scoreless innings as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 7-0.

Red Sox 7 Blue Jays 0 If you had told me, going into this series, that we would win 3 of 4, I would have been happy. I knew we weren’t going to run the table. As Meatloaf never said, 3 out of 4 ain’t bad. But…..when you win the first three, you get greedy. […]

Boston lefty Payton Tolle silenced the Blue Jays with a two-hit, eight-inning gem and Caleb Durbin hit an eighth-inning grand slam as the Red Sox blanked Toronto 7-0 Thursday.

The Red Sox came back down to Earth from the historic July stretch over their last five consecutive losses. Being swept into Toronto would’ve begun the calls for valid concerns. Instead, two key contributors from the summer success turned in exactly what the Red Sox needed to…

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The Toronto Blue Jays have played some scrappy baseball lately, as the team finds itself on the fringes of playoff contention with a quarter of the season to go. Statisticians and analysts say a playoff berth is still possible in the anemic American League. Here's how the Jays…

Confluence of craziness that set baseball world abuzz Monday was somewhat familiar to Toronto pitcher and manager

Max Scherzer joins Hazel Mae to discuss the “fourth out” rule and the bizarre call in the Blue Jays-Red Sox game on Monday, recalling a similar play in 2009 and how it turned out.

Watch as the Toronto Blue Jays get a double play to end the 7th inning against the Boston Red Sox, but after a long rule check with New York the Red Sox were awarded a run on the play.