BLUE JAYS vs. RED SOX Full Game Highlights (6/18/26) | MLB Highlights

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As the Blue Jays and Red Sox conclude their three-game series at Fenway Park, both teams rely on solid pitching performances to gain an edge. With the series finale intensifying, players from both rosters face critical moments on the diamond that test defensive coordination and offensive resilience throughout the matchup.
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AI GeneratedThe Toronto Blue Jays completed a three-game sweep of the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park with a 4-3 victory. Despite strong pitching efforts from Sonny Gray and a late-game rally by Boston, the Blue Jays capitalized on key hits and defensive miscues to secure the win.
Red Sox and Blue Jays wrapping
up a three game series Sox
trying to avoid a sweep after
Boston left 13 men on base last
night and dropped game two
despite getting solid pitching
and after a frustrating night.
Well the saving grace has been
right hitter Sonny Gray when
he's been on the mound.
He starts today's eight and one
Red Sox have won his last three.
So has he.
And the Red Sox have scored for
him as well.
That sweeper and a great pitch
for him guys hitting 140 off of
it.
He goes on the sweeper struck
him out and a pleasant start
here for Sonny Gray gets the
first out on the K.
He's been doing great.
He has given up a run in each
of his last four starts in the
first Laguerrero Junior to 80.
And he gets into this one deep
left center.
He's here this afternoon winds
up above the monster and it's
one and up in Blue Jays.
Talk about someone who is right
at home at Fenway Park that has
always been Vladdy and he makes
it one to nothing.
Toronto chopped to first base
Contreras with the play Sonny
you'll get to the first base
bag for out number two and he
missed inside again.
Penago with a couple of very
good takes there to work a walk
hitting in the five spot today
for the Blue Jays is Ernie
Clement reach out and hit a high
fly into left field for Duran.
And they're just shy of the
winning track.
He'll have it for out number
three a home run by Vladdy makes
it one to nothing Toronto night
starts for a trade this season.
Walks continue to be an issue.
He has given up 11 runs in his
last two starts.
Mickey Gasper leading it off for
the second game in a row for the
Red Sox he's D.H. in today
fastball elevated on the three
two is popped up Valenzuela
charging after it into foul
territory on the side warning
track makes a backhanded grab.
Boy what a tough play that was
because Okamoto was way off the
line and Valenzuela saying come
on man that's your ball but I
don't know if Kaz could have
gotten there but Valenzuela did
now say down Rafaela and he has
popped it up and it'll be Ernie
Clement the second baseman to
make the catch more smiles to
down and a very nice first
inning for Trey Savage as he
sets down the Red Sox in order
in the bottom of the first as
the Red Sox trail one nothing
Nathan Lucas another postseason
hero a year ago in the chopper
on the first base side
Contreras beautifully handles a
little bobble he steps on the
bag after regathering and
there's one away Okamoto lines
it hard to left have to give
it to Chase and Okamoto in the
second base with a double that's
his first hit of the series and
we continue to see yes there are
a lot of strikeouts but when he
does make contact it is good
solid hard contact a one out
double here in the top of the
second to bring up Brandon
Valenzuela this is line to right
a base hit a break he's got a
great arm Okamoto running
through the stop sign the throw
gets to the backstop and
when everybody retreats to
safety Okamoto with third and
Valenzuela at first I don't know
about you I was shocked to see
him do it it was a hard hit ball
a Braves got a great arm and the
throw getting by the catcher
allowed him to get back to
third.
So it's runners on the corners
with one out for the number nine
hitter Andres Jimenez who's had
a big series and it's hit in the
air to left Duran comes in to
score and Jimenez delivers with
a sack fly to make it two to
So it's two outs Valenzuela still
at first and back around at the
top of the order for George
Springer this one hit well to
left field Duran back and it's
going to be off the wall.
Valenzuela had already been held
at third.
It's a double off the monster
for Springer.
So two men in scoring position
for Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has
already blasted a home run
sharply hit on a stereo glove
and get him side retired.
Another run up there for
Toronto.
They lead it two to nothing in
the middle of the second Trey
Savage back out on the hill the
Blue Jays leading to nothing as
we go to the bottom of the
third.
As now a fly ball to deep center
off the bat of Durbin and out in
left center Nathan Lucas has
just enough room to make the
catch swing and a miss.
He went around on a pitch down
and in strike three Savage with
his third day seems like a
different spot where Trey would
get swings like that for Seymour
may have been trying to elevate
it but it's down and in it just
goes a little too far.
And he is Savage strikes him out
on three pitches maybe with a
little bit of help from his
catcher and it's nine up nine
down with four strikeouts.
Trey Savage is not allowed a
baserunner through three he'll
face Mickey Gasper here to lead
off the bottom of the fourth
stung into right field.
I'll take a hop and bounce into
the stands.
That'll be a double Red Sox
after first baserunner and a two
base hit for Mickey Gasper to
lead it off.
Go second time around get that
first knock of the game get him
in the stretch see if he can
change things up a little bit.
Mickey a little ground rule
double to get going.
He had been four for his last
thirty two is a bunt on the
third base side is popped on the
line.
It is barehanded throw to first
by Okamoto in time.
Seidon does the job.
Nice sacrifice.
Gasper over to third.
There's one down.
This is in the air.
It is not very deep.
Lucas is coming in and left
center makes the catch.
Gasper will take a few steps and
then retrieve that Gasper was
not sent home on that play.
Mickey Gasper runs OK.
He's not a speedster.
You're respecting the arm here
of Nathan Lucas.
You're going to go and then read
the throw watch catch of
Valenzuela here.
Tough hop he blocks the
baseball.
That's what we didn't see from
the Red Sox catcher earlier in
this game.
You know the runners right in
front of you.
He's not coming.
Make sure the ball stays right
there.
So Gasper third for Contreras he
got him.
The Red Sox struggles continue
and you Savage pitches around a
lead on double.
Jesus Sanchez is over to 10
straight set down by Sonny Gray
bringing in a hard hit ground to
right side through the hole
past Bonasterio in the right
field it's the first Blue Jays
knock since the second inning as
they look to add to their two
nothing lead bouncing ball to
the right side.
The only play is to first and
they just will get Pena.
Go Sanchez to second and a
ground ball in the hole at
short.
And where is Sanchez going.
Where was Jesus Sanchez going on
a ground ball hit right in front
of him.
As good as the Blue Jays have
been playing pitching defense
hitting these are the things
that will drive a manager crazy.
And here's Nathan Lucas he is
over to today and they got him
picked off throw from Contreras
to kind of the left is in time.
That was a horrendous base
running inning by the Toronto
Blue Jays Sox will take it any
way they can get it.
Both starters through six Sonny
Gray working into the seventh.
Here's Nathan Lucas over to well
hit ball right center field is
gone.
Nathan Lucas hits it into the
Red Sox bullpen and it's three
nothing.
And that's the separation that
John Schreier has been talking
about.
You go from a two run lead to a
three run lead and that changes
who you bring out into this ball
game.
Trey is Savage back out on the
Hill one base runner allowed for
him so far today feels like he's
been in cruise control the whole
way.
Nine in a row he's retired now.
Until that swing by Red Sox try
to get something going.
Zaydan smashes one inside the
third base line.
He's hit on the line out to
right field Sanchez stops and
makes the catch overhead.
Rafaela tagging from second the
throw into third bounces in
behind him.
So the runner will advance but
Sanchez makes the play and
there's one down Valenzuela is
on his way to the mound for a
conversation with your Savage
Wilson Contreras the next hitter
struck out Contreras already
once today and a ground ball to
short that will drive in the
wind.
Man is up and over to get him
and the Red Sox are finally on
the board that'll make it three
to one RBI number forty four for
Contreras and such find a way to
get on the scoreboard at last.
He's hit on the ground back to
the mound you Savage gloves and
he'll go to first and under hand
flip to end the inning Red Sox
get one but it's seven innings
of one run ball for Trey Savage
Justin Slayton after giving up
the leadoff single looking to
keep it three one from the top
of the eighth two outs.
Young hits it to the opposite
field now Duran is going to back
still going and it's off the
wall Springer is getting away.
Springer is walking off the
field.
It seems that George knows he
was tagged.
Absolutely spectacular.
The play was in foul ground.
Conor Glove did lunge back over
in front of the plate and saves
a run in the eighth inning.
This ball was eight to 10 feet
away from home plate.
Conor gets over there.
You know how athletic he is.
Two steps in a dive and just
gets the tag on the leg of
Springer right before he touches
home plate.
This is Trey Savage by inning
and you know nothing more than
15 pitches in any inning.
Isaiah Connor Falefa swings in
the first pitch he drives it
high and deep and a left Vizie
and the Hasey a solo shot and
the Red Sox are going to run
Connor Falefa is doing his job
to carry the weight for this
offense on base three times
yesterday and here now as the
tying run is Cable Durbin.
This is the first time this
season Savage has seen a lineup
the fourth time through the
Blue Jays might think twice
about that next time.
And it's the bottom half of this
Red Sox lineup that gets to him
to tie it up.
Tied at three top nine.
And here's the guy the Blue Jays
didn't want to see a role as
Chapman chopped a swinging
Buncher Ward third.
This is going to stay fair
Chapman barehands and faints a
throw to first.
He's got no play infield hit for
Bernie Clement and that's a way
to bust a slump.
He's on first base here to start
the top of the ninth as the go
ahead run.
And now Nathan Lucas steps in
left on left against Chapman
pops it up.
Here comes Wong.
He's got it first.
Lucas can't get it down in the
big first out.
The man still at first one out
and out Kaz Okamoto and we all
know Okamoto has done very well
against fastballs this year.
Clement still at first and
here's Brandon Valenzuela
turning around about for the
right side of a Chapman on the
mound.
Straight up.
Wong finds it and can't make the
cat win took it up the third
baseline.
Dermott didn't come far enough
down to help him and the Blue
Jays catch a break.
Well the one thing you want to
do when you are a young player
you learn first thing when you
get to the ballpark see what the
flags are doing you have to know
this for pop up.
So as a catcher as soon as this
ball goes up you think it's
right above you but you've got
to know what it's doing.
That's not a big play.
And a swing and a fly ball out
to left field to Rand going back
to the warning track turns at
the monster.
It's high off the wall.
Clement around third.
He's going to score.
Brandon Valenzuela with an RBI
double the Blue Jays cash in
after the extra life and it's
four three in the top of the
nine.
How important is that miscue
from Caleb Durbin now seven and
a third from you Savage two outs
from Nance Flew Hardy trying to
pick up a save here today
swinging a pop up third base.
So Camoto puts his hands in the
air back pedals makes the grab
Red Sox lose their fourth in a
row Toronto comes into Fenway
where they are very much at home
and the Blue Jays have their
first sweep since the opening
weekend.
They score a run on a roll this
Chapman and get a save from
Mason Flew Hardy to win it for
three and take all three at
Fenway Park.
Just an outstanding at bat for
Brandon Valenzuela to drive in
on the go ahead and eventual
winning run.
