The Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Baltimore Orioles 6-4 on Sunday in a game marked by a controversial call involving second baseman Ernie Clement. In the sixth inning, Clement avoided a tag from Orioles shortstop Gunnar Henderson while running to second base. Umpire Nic Lentz ruled Clement safe, stating that he was establishing his base path to avoid interference. Henderson expressed frustration with the call, while Orioles manager Craig Albernaz argued that Henderson made an attempt to tag. Despite the controversy, the Blue Jays rallied after the incident, scoring five runs in the inning. Orioles pitcher Shane Baz, who allowed five runs in 5 2/3 innings, commented on the situation but refrained from criticizing the umpires to avoid a fine.
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Blue Jays Defeat Orioles 6-4 Following Controversial Call
The Toronto Blue Jays won against the Baltimore Orioles 6-4, with a key moment in the sixth inning involving a controversial call on a tag attempt. Umpire Nic Lentz ruled that Blue Jays second baseman Ernie Clement was safe at second base, leading to a rally by the Blue Jays.
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Blue Jays rally while Orioles' double-play attempt negated as umps rule infielder failed to try to tag runner
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Blue Jays Defeat Orioles 6-4 Following Controversial Call