Yu Darvish's six scoreless innings, three more from the beleaguered bullpen make two-run single stand up
Manny Machado is so locked in he can beat a good pitcher on a good pitch with half a bat.
Yu Darvish went six innings, allowing four hits and striking out seven before three relievers finished off the Padres’ second victory in two games at the Rogers Centre.The victory got them to 3-3 on this 10-game trip and back to within four games of .500, at 46-50. A scoreless inning apiece from Steven Wilson, Nick Martinez and Josh Hader accounted for a second game in a row in which no runs were scored against a Padres reliever. This, after they had allowed at least one run in 17 consecutive games.
Blue Jays starter José Berríos ended up allowing just four hits in six innings. The right-hander struck out nine and was every bit as tricky to hit as those statistics suggest.The deciding damage was set up by Berrios walking Trent Grisham and hitting Ha-Seong Kim with no outs. The damage was exacerbated when, after Fernando Tatis Jr. struck out and with Juan Soto at the plate, Grisham took off for third base an instant before Berrios turned and threw to second base.
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