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2017 GAME NOTES American League East Champions 1985, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 2015 American League Champions 1992, 1993 World Series Champions 1992, 1993 Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Media Department Follow us on Twitter @BlueJaysPR Game #50, Home #24 (12-11), TEXAS RANGERS (24-26) at TORONTO BLUE JAYS (23-26), Sunday, May 28, 2017 PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS: (All Times Eastern) Sunday, May 28 vs. Texas Rangers, 1:07 pm…RHP Andrew Cashner (1-4, 3.18) vs. RHP Joe Biagini (1-2, 3.75) Monday, May 29 vs. Cincinnati Reds, 7:07 pm…RHP Lisalverto Bonilla (0-2, 6.17) vs. RHP Marcus Stroman (5-2, 3.30) Tuesday, May 30 vs. Cincinnati Reds, 7:07 pm…RHP Asher Wojciechowski (1-0, 2.25) vs. TBA Wednesday, May 31 vs. Cincinnati Reds, 12:37 pm…RHP Tim Adleman (3-2, 4.95) vs. Mike Bolsinger (0-2, 5.75) 2017 AT A GLANCE ON THE HOMEFRONT: Record .................................................................. 23-26, 5th, 6.5 GB This afternoon, TOR continues its 10-day, 10-game homestand (2-0) Home Attendance (Total & Average) .........................861,814/37,470 with the final game of a 3G set against the Rangers…Tomorrow Sellouts (2017) ................................................................................ 2 evening, the Jays welcome in the Reds (23-25) for three games 2016 Season Record after 49 Games ....................................... 24-25 before starting a four-game series with the Yankees (28-18) on 2016 Season Record after 50 Games ....................................... 25-25 Thursday. Come From Behind Wins............................................................... 13 Are 12-11 at home and have gone 10-3 since a 2-8 start…Scored 61 runs in the last 13G (4.7 R/G) after plating just 29 in the first 10G Last Shutout by Blue Jays ......................... 9-0, May 18, 2017 at ATL th Last Shutout by Opponent ......................... 6-0, May 9, 2017 vs. CLE (2.9 R/G)...Are averaging 3.91 R/G overall at home, which ranks 25 in the Majors and tied for 14th in the AL…Have allowed 4.09 R/G at Under JOHN GIBBONS ........................................................ 667-640 th th Vs. RHS/LHS ..................................................................... 20-19/3-7 home this season (12 in MLB and 8 in the AL)…Have 7+ hits in Blue Jays/Opponents scoring first .................................. 11-10/11-17 each of the last 9 home games, after reaching that mark just 5 times GMS decided in final AB/Walk-Off .......................................... 6-5/3-4 in the first 14 games. 1-Run Games ............................................................................... 8-7 Franchise record .............................................................. 3190-3214 BLUE JAYS vs. RANGERS: Home/Road .................................................................... 12-11/11-15 All-Time: 210-203...All-Time, Rogers Centre: 73-60...2017: 2-0 Series Record/Home/Road (incl. TEX) ................... 6-9-2/4-4-0/2-5-2 Since the start of the 2013 season, the Jays have won 20 of 28 Series Openers/Finales .......................................................... 9-8/7-9 regular-season contests, winning each season series over that After 7.0, Ahead/Tied/Trailing ....................................... 15-2/4-4/4-20 time…The .714 win % is the highest vs. any AL opponent during that After 8.0, Ahead/Tied/Trailing ....................................... 15-1/4-4/0-21 span…Lost the last two games of the regular season against the Extra-Inning Games/Home/Road ...................................... 2-5/0-1/2-4 Rangers in 2016, but won the season series 4-3…Swept Texas in Vs. East/Central/West/NL ......................................... 9-16/2-1/8-2/4-7 3G in the 2016 ALDS…Also took the ALDS from the Rangers, 3-2, April/May ............................................................................ 8-17/15-9 in 2015. 2017 at ROGERS CENTRE Kendrys Morales has a home run and double in this series…Leads Blue Jays HR Dome Open/Cld………………….……………………0/22 the Jays with 17 career homers, 24 doubles and 62 RBI against the Opponents HR Dome Open/Cld…………………………………......0/23 Rangers…Has 22 hits (9-2B, 4-HR, 15-RBI) and 8 walks in his last W/L, 2017 open/closed/other………………………………0-0/12-11/0-0 21 games for a .349 OBP and a .900 OPS. All-time/open/closed/other. ......... 1218-1011/662-555/485-409/70-47 Troy Tulowitzki is a career .296 hitter vs. TEX with an OPS of .935…Has a hit in 5 straight games and is 8-for-19 (.421) in that time with 2-HR and 4-RBI. THE LATEST: Yesterday, TOR topped TEX, 3-1, to extend its winning streak to five games and match a season high (5/10-5/14)…Looking to win more HEATING UP: Jose Bautista hit his 9th HR yesterday, 8 of which have come this than 5 in a row for the first time since July 2-8 of last season rd th (7G)…Improve to 10-7 in day games, including wins in the last 3 month…It was his 3 in the last 6 games and 7 in the last 16...Since May 10, ranks 3rd in the the Majors in HR…His 17 RBI over that time contests, 6 of the last 7 and 8 of the last 10…At 23-26 overall, are nd just one game back of where the team was after 49 games last year. are 2 best as well. The victory moves the Blue Jays’ record at home above .500 to 12-11 MLB, Home Runs – Since May 10 and it also gives them a winning record vs. RH starters at 20-19…Are Player HR RBI now 8-2 vs. the AL West this season. Justin Bour 9 15 Mike Trout 8 15 MAY FLOWERS: Jose Bautista 7 17 The Blue Jays are 15-9 this month (.625), 3rd best in the AL, after Jake Lamb 7 19 finishing April with a record of 8-17 (.320), the 2nd worst win % in the J.D. Martinez 7 14 Majors (KC-.304)…TOR went 17-12 in May last season after going 11-14 in April. STAYING HOT: HIGHEST WIN % IN MAY, 2014-2017 (AL) Devon Travis extended his hitting streak to 11 games yesterday, 1 HOUSTON .589 (66-46) less than AL active hit streak leaders Francisco Lindor and Whit TORONTO .580 (65-47) Merrifield…With 21 hits in his last 11 games, Travis has boosted his TEXAS .559 (62-49) batting average by 83 points, from .167 to .250…Over the last 2 st th CLEVELAND .532 (58-51) weeks, ranks 1 in the Majors in average (.457), 4 in SLG (.848) and th T-5 in OBP (.479). THIS & THAT: Yesterday afternoon, the Jays won with a 3-run output for the 5th time TURNING THINGS AROUND: this year…Are now 5-2 in games in which they score exactly 3 runs Over the last 3 weeks, the Blue Jays have gone 13-6, gaining 4 (5-10 in games with 4 or 5 runs and 2-10 when scoring 2 or less games in the AL East standings over that time…In fact, Houston is runs)…With the victory, clinch the series win against the Rangers to the only team in MLB in the last 21 days with a better record (14-5). improve to 6-9-2 in series play this season…Are 6-3-1 after an 0-6-1 A.L. East Standings – 2017 start. Team To Start May 7 Since The Jays hit another home run yesterday…Have homered in 6 New York Yankees 19-9 9-9 straight contests (12HR) and 15 of the last 16 (28HR)…The team has Baltimore Orioles 19-10 6-12 hit 40 HR in its last 24 games after hitting just 22 in the first 25 Boston Red Sox 16-14 11-7 games…The 40 HR in May is the 3rd most in the AL, one less than Tampa Bay Rays 16-16 10-10 Houston and Tampa Bay. Toronto Blue Jays 10-20 13-6 Blue Jay batters also hit two more doubles yesterday…54 of 80 TEPERA TIME: doubles have come since April 27th, which is tied for the 2nd most in Ryan Tepera faced one batter and recorded two outs yesterday the AL over that time (BOS-55, HOU-54). (GBDP) to extend his career-best scoreless streak to 19.0 IP…It’s the longest active streak of all MLB relievers and 0.2 innings shy of ABOUT LAST GAME: the longest streak by a RP this season (Swarzak)…Over his last 13 Marco Estrada gave up 1 run over 6.0 innings to improve to 4-2…The scoreless appearances, has an opponents average of .100 (6-for- lone run came on a leadoff HR by Shin-Soo Choo on the first pitch of 60) and a WHIP of 0.58…Has now thrown 28.2 innings this season, the game, which was the 1st time in Estrada’s career to give one up the 2nd most of all AL relievers (Petit – 30.2 IP). on his first pitch…The last Blue Jay pitcher to give up a HR on the first pitch of a game was Brandon Morrow on 8/28/11 vs. TB CURRENT SCORELESS INNING STREAKS (Desmond Jennings)…Estrada has gone 6.0+IP in 10 of his 11 starts, Pitcher Team IP Dates 4 more than any other Toronto pitcher. Alex Wood (SP) LAD 25.1 May 2-May 26 Jose Bautista hit his 9th HR, a three-run shot in the 5th inning…It was Lance McCullers Jr. (SP) HOU 22.0 May 6-May 23 his 6th this year with runners in scoring position, tying Matt Holliday Ryan Tepera (RP) TOR 19.0 April 30-May 27 for the AL lead…6 of his 9 HR this season have either tied the game Robbie Ray (SP) ARI 15.2 May 14-May 25 or given the Blue Jays the lead.
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