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He’s wearing the “Quai 54” colorway while a village of people trail him to center court. The rhythm of clapping and the melody of cheers is for the arrival of Luka Doncic.ĭoncic strolls in, entering stage right, with his very first signature sneaker, the Jordan Luka 1, on his feet. The collective love echoes high above the red and blue of the 94×50, beyond the Tower and out to the rest of the world, where eager eyes await updates through the internet. They’re loud enough, animated enough and forceful enough for the makeshift court that Jordan Brand has constructed just under the Eiffel Tower to quiver slightly. These passionate people call France home and they call Slovenia home and they call America home and they call other countries unknown home. Crawford has faced the Blue Jays once in his career and took the loss earlier this season, giving up three runs in six innings.Here comes a chorus of applause from the crowd at Quai 54 in Paris. Gausman has faced the Red Sox four times this season, going 3-0 (1.38).

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The Blue Jays and Red Sox wrap up their series on Thursday with RHP Kevin Gausman (9-9, 2.99 ERA) scheduled to start for Toronto opposed by RHP Kutter Crawford (3-5, 5.14). RHP Tyler Danish, out since July 7 with a right forearm strain, is expected to restart a rehab assignment on Friday after being delayed by COVID-19. 6 with lower back inflammation, began throwing on flat ground on Tuesday, the first step in his progression.

RHP Tanner Houck, on the injured list since Aug. 2B Trevor Story, out since July 14 with a right hand contusion, got two at-bats and played second base in a rehab game with Double-A Portland. After a hard slide into first base in Tuesday’s game, INF/OF Christian Arroyo was out of the lineup with a sore back and knee. LF Tommy Pham was out of the starting lineup after leaving Tuesday’s game with low back spasms. Red Sox: SS Xander Bogaerts was out of the starting lineup after leaving Tuesday’s game with mid-back spasms. 6 after being sidelined with a right shoulder dislocation, and the Red Sox put runners at second and third against him with one out.Īnthony Bass replaced Mayza and struck out Kiké Hernández, intentionally walked Cordero and struck out Dalbec. Toronto left-hander Tim Mayza made his first appearance since Aug. Rob Refsnyder flied out to Bradley in center to end the threat. In the seventh, with two outs against reliever Yimi GarcÍa, the Red Sox loaded the bases when Bobby Dalbec walked, Reese McGuire singled and Jarren Duran reached on Guerrero's error at first base.

The Blue Jays tied it the next inning on singles by Whit Merrifield, Springer and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.īoston missed a couple of late-game opportunities. Springer singled in the fourth and later scored on a single by Alejandro Kirk. The right-hander was activated from the injured list after missing 17 games with a right groin strain. In his first start since July 24, Red Sox rookie Brayan Bello gave up two runs over five innings and struck out a career-high seven. “You really can’t say enough about the job the bullpen did in really tough spots … and Jordy just really, really clutch in the 10th. “The bullpen was outstanding and Berrios awesome,” Toronto interim manager John Schneider. Make sure we swing at strikes and put the ball in play when it matters, and we haven’t done that in a while.”įranchy Cordero’s sixth homer, a two-run drive in the second off José Berrios, made it 2-0.īerrios went six innings, giving up five hits and a walk with six strikeouts. As a group, we have to take pride in that. “We have struggled offensively for a while, the swing-and-miss, the chasing,” Red Sox manager Alex Cora said, “It’s late August and it’s the same at-bats. Jordan Romano worked a scoreless 10th inning, issuing an intentional walk to Rafael Devers before getting his 27th save. 9, five days after being released by the Red Sox.Īdam Cimber (10-5) pitched a scoreless ninth, giving up one hit. Bradley started the 10th on second, the only time on base in the game for the former Boston outfielder.