Blue Jays Lose Grand Slam Game, Scherzer Nears Milestone

On April 19th, the Toronto Blue Jays dropped its hub 6-to-2 decision to the Arizona Diamondbacks

on Saturday night at Chase Field, sinking to 7 wins and 13 losses on the year.

Tied at 2 in the 8th, closer Jeff Hoffman loaded the bases and then served up a grand slam

to Corbin Carroll, handing Arizona the lead they never gave back.

Hoffman sits at 1-2 with a rough 7.71 ERA now.

Mack Scherzer pitched 6 solid innings for the Jays, allowing just 2 runs on 5 hits, but

he snagged a no decision and finished with only 1.

Strikeout, leaving him at 3,499 career Kays 1 shy of the 3,500 milestone shared by Legends.

Like Nolan Ryan and Randy Johnson.

The Jays scratched out 12 hits, led by Nathan Luke's with 3, but lacked power with just

1 extra base hit, while injuries continue to pile up.

Making them one of the league's biggest disappointments in dead last in the American

League East.

They wrapped a series Sunday afternoon at 4-10 Eastern with Kevin Gaussman on the mound

against Ryan Nelson and Rehabbert Ray Yessivage, Isaiah.

Big League return next weekend after one more triple A tune up, fingers crossed for some

momentum.

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