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Summary
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Blue Jays fight back and level it up after Vladimir Guerrero RBI double
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Thanks for watching!published at 21:23 BST 7 September
Yankees and Blue Jays schedulepublished at 21:20 BST 7 September
So a series win for the Yankees and as we move ever-closer to the end of the regular season worth noting that this is what the Yankees have left.
As end-of-season run-ins go that doesn't look too bad at all. Tough games against the Red Sox and Tigers but once they're through that they have a lot of winnable games.
That said, defeat today doesn't make the Blue Jays a bad team. They have a very important series against the Astros coming up this week before facing the Orioles, Rays, Royals, Red Sox and then the Rays again.
Image source, MLB Bases Covered LiveYANKEES WIN!published at 21:15 BST 7 September
Lukes is caught out trying to steal second base! A crucial play by Austin Wells and that relieves any remaining pressure for David Bednar, who get Myles Straw out as Ryan McMahon once again deals with a groundball and throws to first to finish the job.
Big, big win for the Yankees! They are within two games now of the Blue Jays.
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Bednar gets Daulton Varsho to fly out to centre field and the Blue Jays are down to two outs.
Nathan Lukes then singles on a line drive to left field. One man out, one man on. Can the Blue Jays throw something together here?
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Last chance for the Blue Jays here.
David Bednar is called upon to finish it off for the Yankees.
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No they can't.
Giancarlo Stanton grounds out to Ernie Clement at shortstop.
Nonetheless the Yankees are just three outs away from a huge win.
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Jeff Hoffman comes in to pitch for Braydon Fisher for the Blue Jays.
He walks Aaron Judge before getting Cody Bellinger out at first as Judge advances to second.
Ben Rice is then out at first but Judge makes it to third. Can the Yankees extend their lead?
In Pictures: Story so farpublished at 21:00 BST 7 September
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Ben Rice's three-run home run gave the Yankees a first-inning lead in New York.
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Giancarlo Stanton at bat for the Yankees.
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Cody Bellinger's double made it 4-3 to the Yankees.
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Bellinger scored Aaron Judge in the third inning.
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Max Fried pitched four consecutive scoreless innings to keep the Yankees in front.
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HUGE out for the Yankees.
Ty France grounds it to Ryan McMahon who makes a good play on the run to get him out at first.
That was far from confident from Devin Williams but he got the job done and the Yankees keep their 4-3 lead.
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A nervous start for Williams as he gives up a single to the pinch hitter Addison Barger, who then steals second to make it into scoring position.
Williams recovers well to strike out Vladimir Guerrero and get Alejandro Kirk out at first but then he walks Ernie Clement.
Two men on and two out for the Blue Jays. This could be where the game is won and lost.
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Max Fried is finished for the Yankees. Devin Williams is his replacement from the bullpen.
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Braydon Fisher is in for Borucki as the new pitcher for the Blue Jays.
He quickly strikes out Anthony Volpe, Ryan McMahon and Trent Grisham to keep the Blue Jays within one run still.
You can definitely feel the tension in Yankee Stadium. This is a pivotal moment in the season of both these sides.
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More impressive pitching from Fried as he closes out the seventh with a comfortable groundout of George Springer.
Time for the seventh-inning stretch.
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Three straight scoreless innings for the Blue Jays as well.
Borucki strikes out Giancarlo Stanton and Austin Wells to see off the Yankees in the sixth.
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Good defence again from the Yankees as Chisholm Jr. and McMahon make solid plays to force groundouts from Ernie Clement and Ty France.
Isiah Kiner-Falefa - who was a Yankee just a few years ago - is called out on strikes as Max Fried earns a third no-run inning in a row.
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Not a good day for the Braves!
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Borucki makes a solid start with two quick outs to finish off the fifth inning.
The Blue Jays are hanging in there. Now can they get themselves ahead for the first time this afternoon?
Pitching changepublished at 20:12 BST 7 September
Max Scherzer is done for the day.
His last act is to strike out Judge after yet another walk allows Trent Grisham on base.
Ryan Borucki is coming out of the bullpen for the Blue Jays.
How many AL East teams will make the postseason?published at 20:09 BST 7 September
The Blue Jays, Yankees and Red Sox are all in there at the moment and the Rays are not quite out of the running yet. Could all four make it?
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Big double play from the Yankees in the fifth.
McMahon fields at third base and throws to Chisholm Jr. who gets the out at second before firing over to Rice to finish the inning.