Dbacks Beat Jays 6-3, Soroka Ties MLB Lead

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Arizona Diamondbacks took down the Toronto Blue Jays 6-3 Friday night, with Michael Siroka

picking up his fourth win of the season to tie for.

The major league lead among starters.

Nolan Aeronado crushed his third Homer of the year, and the D-backs got key hits from

Corbin Carroll and Jose Fernandez to build that lead.

Siroka, just two years out from a brutal 0-10 record, with the Chicago White Sox, dominated

with seven strong innings, allowing only five hits.

And two runs, while striking out five, and not walking the soul.

He's now neck and neck, with the Angels Oce Soriano at four wins.

Fans are buzzing about Siroka's turnaround, especially after Arizona's solid 6-3 East Coast

road trip, their finally back home feeling.

Good.

Toronto got a solo shot from Miles Straw.

His first of the season, but Dalton Varsho left early with left knee discomfort, which

could spell trouble.

In the late innings, Arizona tacked on insurance with Tim Tawaz double-scoring James McCann,

and Paul Sewald, locked it down in the 9th for his.

League leading 7th save.

Aeronado added another RBI on a Toronto Aero 2.

Looking ahead, Mack Scherzer takes the mound for the Jays against Arizona's that Gallant

Tomorrow should be a pitcher's dual worth watching as both teams.

Jockey for position early in the season.