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			 [October 10, 2016] 
			TORONTO -- A throwing error by 
			Texas Rangers second baseman Rougned Odor in the bottom of the 10th 
			allowed the winning run to score, and the Toronto Blue Jays 
			completed a three-game sweep of the American League Division Series 
			with a 7-6 victory Sunday night. 
 Josh Donaldson led off the bottom of the 10th with a double to right 
			center against Matt Bush (0-1), who pitching his third inning. Edwin 
			Encarnacion, who had three RBIs in the game, was walked 
			intentionally before Jose Bautista struck out.
 
 Russell Martin grounded to shortstop. Elvis Andrus fielded the ball 
			and threw to second to force Encarnacion, but Odor's relay throw to 
			first was wide for an error. First baseman Mitch Moreland knocked 
			down the ball, then recovered and threw toward the plate, but 
			Donaldson slid home with the winning run as the ball eluded catcher 
			Jonathan Lucroy.
 
 Encarnacion and Martin homered for the Blue Jays, who got two 
			perfect innings from Roberto Osuna (1-0). Odor and Andrus homered 
			for the Rangers.
 
 Nationals 5, Dodgers 2
 
 WASHINGTON -- Jose Lobaton put Washington ahead with a three-run 
			homer, Daniel Murphy had three hits and drove in two runs as the 
			Nationals beat Los Angeles and even the National League Division 
			Series.
 
			 
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			Game 3 of the best-of-five series is Monday in Los Angeles.
 Nationals reliever Sammy Solis retired Adrian Gonzalez on a fly to 
			left to end the top of the sixth with two runners on base. Blake 
			Treinen (1-0) retired all four batters he faced, Oliver Perez sat 
			down both batters he saw in the eighth, and closer Mark Melancon 
			pitched a scoreless ninth for the save.
 
			
			 
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 BOSTON -- The scheduled Game 3 of the American League Division 
			Series between Cleveland and Boston was postponed until Monday.
 
 Both managers plan to stick with their scheduled Game 3 starters: 
			Josh Tomlin will try to finish off a three-game sweep for the 
			Indians, and Clay Buchholz will attempt to extend the Red Sox's 
			season.
 
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