Gabriel Arias had three hits and two RBIs to help Cleveland Guardans, who visited a three-game series in the tire match of a three-game series on Sunday afternoon.
Guardians threw the right-hand Tanner Bibee (3-2) five times inning, and Steven Kwan, Kyle Manzardo and Angel Martinez added two hit. Cleveland won five of the last six matches.
Former protective Andres Gimenez directed Blue Jays with two hit and two RBIs.
Cleveland, Yariel Rodriguez'in Martinez'e a leadership single after allowing a leadership to the ninth hill made 5-3. Brendon entered Little and walked three, forced the last, Carlos to run to Santana.
Cleveland Closer Emmanuel Clase made a two -based shooting error in Gimenez's Dribbler to get the ninth lead. Bo Bichette sang to put the runners in the corners and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Clase took the next two outputs to gain seventh savings.
Toronto had the opportunity to first shoot against Bibee. Bichette's two floors and left the ground ball of Guerrero, the only first base, put the runners in the corners without exit. Rally, Anthony Santander's groundman first resulted in a double game, when Bichette was thrown home.
Arias came third with a single against Toronto against Bowden Francis (2-5), he came third to Martinez's single, and Kwan's Fielder's Choice Grounder took second.
Cleveland scored three goals in the fourth place. Manzardo sang with one, Carlos walked to the Santana, and Daniel Schneemann caressed 3-1 upgraded Fastball on the right field for the RBI double. Arias drove both runners to one right, but he was working for a couple.
Toronto's three conditions began with a mistake of the third master Jose Ramirez in a groundman. Alan Roden hit a field with a one, Nathan Lukes stole a RBI couple in the left field corner, and Gimenez listed a two -stage single that Bibee misled.
Francis was replaced by Josh Walker after Kwan's fifth shot single. Four running, six hit and one walk in 4 1/3 strokes allowed two strokes.
Bibee was removed with leg cramps after heating for the sixth. He allowed three runs (two wins), five strokes and two walks with three strikes.
Cleveland's hunter Gaddis, eighth in a walk, single and sacrifice survived a skin.
Toronto's Daulton Varsho was a late scratch with lower back tension.
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