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Yahoo Sports reports that the Toronto Blue Jays kept their postseason hopes alive Sunday, avoiding a sweep at the hands of the AL West-leading Texas Rangers with a 7-2 victory. Brett Bateman set the tone from the leadoff spot, reaching base three times and coming around to score on each occasion, while Nathan Lukes drove him in twice with a sacrifice fly and an RBI single. The win came against Jacob deGrom, the Rangers' ace, giving Toronto a measure of satisfaction even if the series had already slipped away.
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