Blue Jays Whip Giants 9-3 as Clase Hits First Homer of Season
Clase hit his first homer of the season and Toronto scored five runs in the third to end a three-game skid.
- On Tuesday night, the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the San Francisco Giants 9-3, with outfielder Jonatan Clase hitting a three-run home run off Giants starter Trevor McDonald in the second inning.
- Toronto entered the contest seeking to snap a three-game losing skid after being shut out in consecutive losses to the Seattle Mariners over the weekend.
- The Blue Jays broke out offensively in the third inning, with Ernie Clement collecting three hits, Sean Keys driving in two runs, and Brandon Valenzuela contributing two hits and an RBI.
- Giants starter Trevor McDonald allowed eight runs and 11 hits in 2⅓ innings, while reliever Patrick Corbin earned the win after retiring seven batters in 2⅓ innings of two-hit ball.
- The series concludes Wednesday, with Blue Jays RHP Dylan Cease opposing Giants RHP Logan Webb in a matchup that will determine the final outcome of Toronto's road trip.
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Blue Jays whip Giants 9-3 as Clase hits first homer of season
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Jonatan Clase hit his first home run of the season, Ernie Clement had three hits, and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the San Francisco Giants 9-3
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Blue Jays beat the Giants 9-3 as Jonatan Clase hits his 1st homer of season
Jonatan Clase hit his first home run of the season, Ernie Clement had three hits, and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the San Francisco Giants 9-3.
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