MLB Recap · June 19, 2024

Boston Red Sox at Toronto Blue Jays: Final Score & Recap

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Line Score

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The Story

The Boston Red Sox handed the Toronto Blue Jays a 7-3 defeat at Rogers Centre on June 19, 2024, in a game that was largely decided by a relentless assault on Blue Jays starter Kevin Gausman. The DiamondIQ model opened with Toronto holding a 48 percent home win probability, but that figure eroded steadily through the middle innings as Boston's offense chipped away at Gausman across multiple frames. By the final out, the model's estimate had fallen to zero percent for the home side, reflecting the completeness of Boston's command over the contest. Toronto's four errors compounded their offensive struggles and gave the Red Sox opportunities they consistently converted, finishing with ten hits and a clean error column of their own.

The game's most consequential sequence ran from the third through the sixth inning, each built on damage inflicted against Gausman. David Hamilton delivered the first meaningful blow with a single in the third that carried a win-probability swing of plus 15.0 percent, and he finished as the game's top performer by WPA at plus 20.4 percent with a RE24 of plus 1.8. Enmanuel Valdez followed with a home run in the fourth worth plus 10.9 percent in win probability, finishing the night at plus 17.4 percent WPA and plus 1.8 RE24. Jarren Duran then hit a home run off Gausman in the fifth, adding plus 12.7 percent to Boston's win probability and closing with a plus 16.4 percent WPA on the evening. The lone significant Toronto moment came in the fourth when Spencer Horwitz drew a walk off Brayan Bello that generated a plus 10.9 percent swing in the Blue Jays' favor, though the threat ultimately went unresolved.

On the mound, Brayan Bello led all pitchers with a WPA of plus 4.5 percent, weathering Toronto's best innings and keeping the game structurally in Boston's control. Génesis Cabrera contributed plus 2.1 percent out of the bullpen, with Bowden Francis adding a modest plus 0.3 percent. The Blue Jays' pitching staff, anchored by Gausman, absorbed the bulk of the damage across a stretch of innings that proved decisive in what became a straightforward road win for Boston.

Analysis generated by DiamondIQ's model.

Win Probability

755025BOS bats firstFinalTOR win %BOS win %
DiamondIQ model home win probability across the game (pre-game 48% → final 0%).

Biggest Plays by Win-Probability Added

David Hamilton Single
Top 3rd · off Kevin Gausman
+15.0%
Jarren Duran Home Run
Top 5th · off Kevin Gausman
+12.7%
Romy Gonzalez Single
Top 6th · off Kevin Gausman
+11.1%
Bot 4th · off Brayan Bello
+10.9%
Enmanuel Valdez Home Run
Top 4th · off Kevin Gausman
+10.9%

Top Batters by WPA

David Hamilton+20.4%+1.8 RE24
Enmanuel Valdez+17.4%+1.8 RE24
Jarren Duran+16.4%+1.0 RE24

Top Pitchers by WPA

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