Sox-Jays Game Delayed, Red Sox Score Belated Run
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Sox-Jays Game Delayed, Red Sox Score Belated Run

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A 16-minute delay caused by a chaotic double play led to a belated run for the Boston Red Sox during their 2-1 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday night.

The game between the Boston Red Sox and the Toronto Blue Jays experienced a significant disruption on Monday night. A complex, inning-ending double play resulted in a 16-minute delay, impacting the flow of the contest which ultimately ended with a 2-1 victory for the Blue Jays.

The unusual sequence of events led to a delayed scoring opportunity for Boston. According to ESPN, the lengthy pause occurred during a crucial moment in the game and directly preceded a run being added to the Red Sox's total. While the source does not detail *how* the delay specifically caused the belated run, it establishes a clear connection between the two events.

The game was played in Toronto. The final score saw the Blue Jays defeat the Red Sox 2-1.

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