Today in Jays history: Jays win in 18 innings
Briefly

The article reminisces about an extraordinary 18-inning game between the Blue Jays and the Rangers, highlighting the team’s resilience and impressive performances on the mound. The Blue Jays scored three runs early but saw no further scoring through the next 14 innings. Starting pitcher Mark Buehrle delivered an exceptional performance, allowing only one earned run before the bullpen contributed nine scoreless innings. A memorable moment occurred when José Bautista's cannon throw from right field preserved the game, showcasing both pitching and defensive prowess in a game that felt like it would never end.
After scoring three runs in the third, the Blue Jays strong pitching kept the game scoreless for 14 innings leading to an 18-inning marathon.
Mark Buehrle showcased an impressive performance with a 3.38 ERA in the following games, pitching seven innings with only one earned run against the Rangers.
Dustin McGowan returned to the mound in extras after a long absence, showcasing nerves but ultimately helping to keep the game alive.
Jose Bautista's defensive prowess shone as he made a perfect throw to cut down a runner, highlighting the importance of good defense.
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