
Dbacks Crush Blue Jays, Carroll Hits Grand Slam
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Arizona Diamondbacks secure fourth consecutive win, defeating Toronto Blue Jays 6-2. Corbin Carroll hits grand slam in the eighth inning, breaking a tie and securing the victory. Juan Morillo earns his first major league win, while Max Scherzer impresses in his return to Phoenix. Zac Gallen pitches five and two-thirds innings, allowing two runs. Lourdes Gurriel makes his first start since ACL injury, going 0 for 4 but making a strong throw to nail a runner. The Jays rally is revived by a replay overturn, chasing Gallen and tying the game. The series concludes Sunday with Gausman facing Nelson.
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Toronto Blue Jays News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Dbacks Crush Blue Jays, Carroll Hits Grand Slam. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 19th, Arizona Diamondbacks crushed the Toronto Blue Jays 6-2 Saturday night, grabbing their fourth win in a row. Corbin Carroll dropped a massive Grand Slam in the 8-inning to snap a tie and put it away for good. They're rally kicked off with Ildemar Ovarga's singling to start the frame, stretching his league-leading hitting streak to 17 games from last. Season. Alex Thomas added a single, Kettle Marte walked on four pitches, then Carroll launched his fourth career, Grand Slam 3rd Homer, this year D2. Left center, Juan Marillo snagged his first major league win, tossing one in one-third scoreless innings. Meanwhile, Max Scherzer returned to Phoenix, sight of his debut, and flashed vintage stuff through six innings on just 74 pitches, scattering, five hits with one run, one walk, and one strike out. Zach Gallen gutted out five in two-thirds innings for Arizona, allowing nine hits, but only two runs before the pin took over. Lorde's Gurio made his first start since tearing his right ACL on September 1st, going
over four, but rifling a throw to nail a runner stretching into a double. The Jays nodded it in the sixth on a replay overturn that revived their rally and chased Gallen. Sunday's finale has Toronto's Kevin Galsman facing Arizona's Ryan Nelson with the D-Backs momentum building. That's the story for today. Toronto Blue Jays News Today, driven by AI. I'm Corey with the story.
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