Tim Mayza injured by a throw

TORONTO – Blue Jays striker Tim Mayza defeated the Yankees 6-5 on Friday night in the 10th inning after being injured in the left elbow and is undergoing a new staff assessment medical team.
After releasing a 3-2 pitch against Didi Gregorius

TORONTO – Blue Jays relief Tim Mayza announced that the club had announced that his team had suffered a left elbow injury and that the team's medical staff had carried out a more thorough evaluation with an MRI on Friday in the 6- victory. 5 on foot against the Yankees in the 10th inning.

After releasing a 3-2 field for Didi Gregorius , the ball sailed behind Gregorius and Mayza fell to the ground in obvious pain. The 27-year-old was visibly emotional as his teammates and Blue Jays' staff surrounded him on the mound before leaving with a coach, without moving his arm.

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"I love Tim Mayza," said coach Charlie Montoyo at the end of the match. "He plays every day, he did a great job and it's part of our future, he felt it and it was moving, everyone knew it because everyone loves Timmy Mayza."

Mayza came into play Friday with the fifth highest number of appearances in the American League at 67. He qualified for the 68th time when his injury occurred. Now in her third season with the Blue Jays after her debut in 2017, Mayza has an average of 4.91 equation points with 55 assists in addition to 51 1/3.

Bo Bichette was the hero of the walk-off at the end of the twelfth round with an individual circuit in the left field. After a start that saw Bichette add a new record seemingly to every game, it was the first walk-off run-off of the 21-year-old career and made him the youngest Blue Jay ever to have a home run.

Bichette does not lack confidence, either, and he has presumed that Montoyo was caught in a pirogue just before Bichette took the lead in the 12th.

"This kid is going to be a star," said Montoyo. "He is confident." Before the attack, he told a guy on the bench: "If they leave the southpaw on the mound and he throws me a slider, I'll go to him." take away deeply. "

Anthony Kay threw 4-1 of the heat before giving way to an effort by eight men, including Mayza. Kay allowed five runs on seven hits, but all of that damage came in the fifth inning after being much sharper in the first four periods.

The Blue Jays had a remarkably mediocre defensive round, these five rounds came together, which follows a night of gaffes in the fields on Thursday. So we can not put everything on Kay. The left-handed, 24-year-old, has a lot to do before and after those good heats, especially as he's done it against one of the best baseball teams.

"I feel that I've run a lot of ground and that, overall, I've kept it out of the barrel," Kay said. "Most of the damage was caused by the discovery of holes and nothing serious."

It's still a bittersweet win, however, considering the loss of Mayza. Yankees striker Adam Ottavino, who was operated on by Tommy John in 2015 and after a long recovery, was closely following the game played in the club after being pitched.

Kay, who is new to the organization after his arrival of the Mets at the trading deadline, described the mood in the dugout as he watched one of his new teammates leave field.

"It's bad, you do not even want it to happen to anyone in the opposing team," Kay said. "It's terrible to see this happen to anyone.Everybody was very sick at the stomach.This is not just something you want to see."