Blue Jays vs. A’s Game Highlights (7/13/25) | MLB Highlights

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And they’re going to be taking on Southpaw, Jeffery Springs. Give me the last 18th start of the season for Jeffrey Springs. We have highlighted how the left hander at times has had openers kind of get the ball game going for him. But I think since beyond that, Jeffery Springs has done a fantastic job of ironing out some of the kinks early in the ball game that were giving him fits smug on it popped up right side playable Butler and right angling toward the line there to make the catch and that’s the way our ball game begins with a liner out to right and catch from Butler. Butler busy early to pay off pitch on the ground. Jacob wilson over to Kurt and a nice 123 start for Jeffrey Spring. The head to the next Jose Bars on the bump for Toronto five and three on the season was really good in his last start against the White Sox six innings, two hits, one earned run, four K’s. And the reason for that is the sinker. He commanded it well, and it’s a leadoff walk to Lawrence. Butler can run. He’s got 15 stolen bases this year popped up back of second base clement into shallow, right. Makes the catch as Butler retreats to 1st, 1st out of the day for Jose Lawrence. Butler. The throw down from Kirk and Butler safe stolen bases for Lawrence out of the 20 attempts this season drives the ball right, center field setting up under it. Nathan Lucas. Butler tagging Lucas makes the grab and unleashes a throw to third base. Butler got in there, but that’s a heck of a toss from Nathan Lucas at least made it close on a ball hit pretty deep to right center four pitch. Walk to Rooker second walk of the first inning for jose 21st pitch of the inning for Barrio on the ground up the middle. There’s Boba and a throw on to first to end the inning. Around two walks a scoreless first for Barrios. No score after one in Sacramento strike three Rose bar with a fastball to, well, he slowed him down early in the bat with some off speed. Now dots up 91 glove side roller back to Jeffery Springs. He’s got to fire one. And how about Jeff Springs pitching and defense? It’s working out well for the lefty will lead it off here in the second for the athletics scoreless. This one on the ground backhanded and not going to get to it for leak under the glove. And on here is Austin wins is batting 2 91 5 homers 19 RBI one to wins in the air to left. Going back home run, we have lift up in Sacramento this Sunday afternoon. It’s two to Austin wins. Got the green and gold on the board. Here’s a ground ball that’s going to get through on the right side. The diving Ernie Clement couldn’t get to it. And Lawrence Butler on with the knock fastball frozen strike three looking to end the bottom of the second. The A are on the board after an infield hit from wins opens the score with a two run homer. Nick Kurtz with a line drive to right field and that’s going to start things here in the third. He’ll head to second and nick Kurtz with a double turn it up to 3rd, 90 ft from home. Now with Tyler shoulders up and the pitch to center field wall up done. This ball is going back and four to nothing. A off of two to run homers. It on the ground. Bache back hands throws hard across the diamond to first and Jose bars done after three innings. Blue Jays will go to the bullpen. It appears with a handshake and hug from john Schneider a day where you had mentioned Caleb, he just looked a little fat off the springs face. Nine batters retired. All of them. Here’s a line drive to center field, Denzel on the move with the catch first out and a swing and a miss down on strike second for Jeffrey Springs, this Blue Jay team that put the bat on the ball. Now for Jeffrey Springs four fastball down and away, she felt like he had to cover it and just simply could not a swing. And a Miss Jeffrey Springs continues on here this Sunday afternoon, ready to Jeffery Springs. Not only has he retired every batter he’s faced. There haven’t been that many balls in play that were close to being hit. David Schneider hits the ball deep to left field down the line and it’s fouled. Blue Jays might take a look at that ball and the umpires are going to conference, the call was foul but the Blue Jays disagree. This is going to be difficult at this stadium. The fouls, they’re not really that tall in major league stadiums, they’re much taller, feel like if that ball landed where it did. There’s a solid chance that ball may have been fair after a review of the call in the field fans. It is a foul ball. John Scher out of the dugout. He is upset right now with the result of this. He is going to go get his money’s worth from Gibson pushing him back. He is trip Gibson has an arm out and what they’re trying to do is keep John Schneider away from Brian Walsh over there at third base. He has bumped every umpire, every umpire has touched. John Schneider hot doesn’t even describe where Schneider is at right now, you have a wall of three umpires going after him right now. The clubhouse out in left field , Schneider will stroll across the diamond out of this one and he’s letting you know it was fair, it’s fair, fair, ball fair. First time John Schneider has been ejected since the Blue Jays were at Yankee Stadium that kevin Gausman star with the long third inning and he hits it high in the air left center field back to the wall. This one for sure. Spots from David Schneider and the Blue Jays on the board. Sometimes they say real life is better than the movies. It’s like you can’t make that up bottom of the fifth. What a top of the fifth, we just experienced dribbler back to the pitcher and overthrows first base. Jacob Wilson heading to second runner in scoring position here to start Marlo Hale acting as manager makes a pitching change here, Nance out after the first batter and Justin Bru, the lefty enters the ball game. Here’s nick Kurtz. The pitch swung on in the air traveling back, left center field and Nick number 17 for the big lefty and it’s 6 to 1. Still plenty of time left in this game , Denzel Clark on the move back towards the track. He turns directions and Denzel still makes the catch Denzel to spin around and Then eventually ends up catching it on the side that he had initially tracked the ball on for two today and there’s a hot shot snags it in foul territory gets up and the throw over to what a play by the third baseman. They call it the hot corner for a reason. Stay hot, holds him down at first. Really only one mistake today. David Schneider solo shot. No one else has been on base. So Springs has been in the wind up all day. Lady lines the ball and that’s down in center second hit of the day for the Blue Jays and maybe something to build on here in the seven for two today. It right center to the hill. It’s gone. Two run shot for the Blue Jay third baseman and it’s a ball game again at 6 to 3, 400 48 ft. That Homer is going to close the book on the outing for Jeffery Springs this afternoon and you know who’s on the bump right now? It is Miller time Mason Miller with the baseball in his hand ready to lock down a w for the green and gold strike. Three. Mason goes to the slider and gets Ernie Clement. Ernie Clement had less than zero fun during this at bat hits it to center field and it’s a base hit. That’s a start for the Blue Jays bat, a board with a single hit, a slider off the end of the bat to dunk it in front of Clark’s the pitch on the ground. This could do it over to second on the executed for the A’s victorious against the Toronto Blue Jays here in game 98. The final game before all star break a 6 to 3 victory for the athletics and they take a series against the first place A L East leaders.