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Molina gives Rockies five innings, but Blue Jays display home run prowess
The Rockies hoped to get a good enough outing from spot starter Anthony Molina Tuesday, but despite getting an early lead, they fell to the Blue Jays 10-4. Toronto secured a series victory and set up the possibility a sweep in Wednesday’s finale.
Blue Jays 10, Rockies 4: Danger Bird
Jaden Hill had the ninth. When he was done, the score was 10-4 Toronto. He allowed three runs (all earned) on four hits. The Blue Jays are now 67-48 while the Rockies move to 30-83. Join us tomorrow at 1:10 pm for Game 3 when Kyle Freeland will face Kevin Gausman as the Rockies look to avoid the sweep.
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