With Dana Eveland doing his best Brian Tallet imitation with his baggy uniform may have looked like an unmade bed but he was effective as Jays defeated the Orioles 3-0 today. Except for a shaky 4th when he gave up a walk and a hit to start the inning, he was never in trouble and appeared to get stronger as the game went on. Until giving up a hit to his final batter, he had retired 9 of 10 and might have gone longer but had thrown 94 pitches. Given the strength of our pen, it was time to turn it over. Downs came in to throw 2 pitches inducing an inning ending double play. Jason Frasor made it interesting yet again giving up a walk and single with one out, but got a strikeout and popout to end the game.
Jays spread the hitting throughout the lineup again with Lind, Ecnarnacion, Molina, and Gonzalez each recording 2 hits. This game was a matter of getting the runs when it mattered with a couple of timely hits with runners in scoring position and a bases loaded hit batsman. A 4-1 record works whatever the formula.
Jays spread the hitting throughout the lineup again with Lind, Ecnarnacion, Molina, and Gonzalez each recording 2 hits. This game was a matter of getting the runs when it mattered with a couple of timely hits with runners in scoring position and a bases loaded hit batsman. A 4-1 record works whatever the formula.
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