TORONTO -- The day started with Jackie Bradley Jr. in one of those prolonged slumps that defined his 2014 season. It ended with a reminder that Bradley is a year wiser and now able to turn cold droughts around before they gain too much momentum.
In Saturday's wild 7-6 win over the Blue Jays, Bradley came up with arguably the two biggest hits of the day for the Red Sox.
The first one was in the top of the seventh, when Bradley stung a hard grounder off the glove of second baseman Cliff Pennington and turned it into a hustle RBI double that tied the game.