“No doubt about it, it was Carrasco’s night,” Jays’ manager John Gibbons said. Carrasco was throwing mid-90s all night and wound up with 14 strikeouts to set a personal season high. The Tribe tied its franchise-record with a 13th straight win, getting just enough of what Dickey had to offer and more than enough from his counterpart, Carlos Carrasco. The Kipnis homer off a first pitch fastball was the first such homer Dickey could remember giving up this season. Cody Allen came on to retire the Jays in order in the ninth for his 17th save of the year.

Source: National Post July 01, 2016 03:33 UTC