Official Site of the Blue Jays · Sep 13, 2018
Wild pitch spoils Sanchez's quality start
Travis starts double play BOSTON -- When pitchers make a mistake pitch, it's often something left in the zone that the batter wrangles for a big hit.
Aaron Sanchez's one big mistake on Wednesday night wasn't even touched by a bat, instead it rolled to the backstop allowing Rafael Devers to score from third base to give the Red Sox the only run they would need as the Blue Jays fell, 1-0, at Fenway Park.
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Notching his second consecutive quality start, Sanchez scattered three hits and three walks while striking out six over seven innings.
After allowing a leadoff single to Mookie Betts, Sanchez retired 12 straight batters, with a strikeout of the side in the third.