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The San Francisco Giants almost erased a five-run deficit on Sunday against the Blue Jays, but were unable to avoid a series sweep in Toronto.
The Toronto Blue Jays are proving to be the team to beat in the American League right now. Heading into Sunday, the team has a 57-41 record, and they lead the AL East division by a healthy 3.0 games.
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The San Francisco Giants and Toronto Blue Jays wrap up their 3-game series Sunday at Rogers Centre in Toronto.
Toronto got home runs from Vladimir Guerrero (No. 13), George Springer (No. 17) and Addison Barger (No. 14). Matt Chapman homered for the Giants in the sixth, his 13th of the season.
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