Toronto\u0027s stretch of playing 15 games against teams with records below .500 came to an end Sunday. The Blue Jays went 10\u002D5 during that span.
A walk would load the bases as the go-ahead run was suddenly at the plate. Romano ended any doubt with a strikeout and a game-ending fly ball.
Issuing two walks was bad enough for Ragans, but then came three wild pitches, a weird sequence triggered when the Royals pitcher slipped awkwardly on his plant foot when throwing to the plate. Toronto’s last home sweep came in the first series after baseball’s all-star break when Arizona visited Rogers Centre and were outscored 25-8.
He ended the day by extending his streak to 27.2 innings and in the process Ragans established a Royals record.
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