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Bay's HR, Lester's arm Help Bosox sweep Jays 5-1
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Toronto Blue Jays right fielder Alex Rios reaches up but can't make the catch on a two-run home run by Boston Red Sox's Jason Bay during the first inning of their baseball game in Boston, Thursday, May 21, 2009.
Toronto Blue Jays right fielder Alex cheap renters insurance reaches up but can't make
the catch on a two-run home run by Boston Red Sox's Jason Bay during
the first inning of their baseball game in Boston, Thursday, May 21,
2009. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)
By Howard Ulman AP Sports Writer / May 21, 2009
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BOSTON—Jason Bay set a Red Sox record with his 11th straight homer
with runners on base and Jon Lester rebounded from two bad outings as
Boston completed a three-game sweep of the Toronto Blue Jays with a
5-1 win Thursday night.
cheap homeowners insurance hit his 13th homer of the year, a two-run shot in a three-run
first inning, and Boston led 5-0 before Aaron Hill singled in
Toronto's run in the seventh.
The Blue Jays began the series with the most runs in the majors but
totaled just five against the Red Sox and suffered their first
three-game losing streak of the season.
The sweep cut Toronto's AL East lead to a half-game over Boston, 15-2
in its last 17 home games.
Bay broke a tie with Youkilis and Tony Conigliaro for most consecutive
homers by a Red Sox player without a solo shot. He streetwear clothes one behind the
major-league record set by Hank Aaron in 1970 and tied by Ken Griffey
Jr. in 1999.
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innings but escaped several jams.
The Blue Jays stranded runners at second base in each of the first
four innings as they reached Lester for six hits and a walk.
But with one out in the seventh, a walk and a single put runners at
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Robert Ray (1-2) made his fourth major-league start after getting his
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Jacoby Ellsbury led off emo style first with a double, extending his hitting
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scored on another groundout by David Ortiz.
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the reach of Rios.
The Red Sox made it 4-0 in motorcycle insurance third on Pedroia's double and Youkilis'
RBI single.
They scored their last run in the fifth when Julio Lugo reached on an
error by shortstop Scutaro, whose throw pulled first baseman Kevin
Millar off the bag. Lugo was out at second on Ellsbury's fielder's
choice grounder.
But Ellsbury stole second and scored on Pedroia's single.
Notes:@ Ortiz went 1-for-4 one day after breaking a career-long 149
at-bat homerless drought. ... Toronto lost to Boston for the fourth
straight time and custom playing cards 10th game in the last 13. ... John Smoltz
allowed one hit and struck out two in three innings of his first rehab
stint. He pitched for the Red Sox Single-A team in Greenville, S.C. at
the Augusta, Ga., affiliate of the San Francisco Giants. ... Toronto
fell to 4-5 against AL East opponents with three of best life insurance wins coming
cheap insurance last-place Baltimore. ... Daisuke Matsuzaka makes his third
start of the season Friday surfboard shape playing cards and his first since going on the
disabled list April 15. He'll face Johan Santana in the opener of a
three-game series with the New York Mets.
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