Blue Jays rally from 8-1 deficit to defeat Red Sox 13-10 in historic game
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Last updated Jun 12, 2026
On June 12, 2015, the Toronto Blue Jays mounted a remarkable comeback against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park. After trailing 8-1 through three innings, the Jays scored 12 runs from the fifth inning onward, securing a 13-10 victory. Drew Hutchison struggled early, allowing eight runs in just over two innings. The scoring surge included a nine-run seventh inning, highlighted by a triple from Russell Martin and a home run from Justin Smoak. This win marked the Blue Jays' ninth consecutive victory, bringing their winning streak to 11 games.
- •Blue Jays regained a 13-10 lead after being down 8-1.
- •Drew Hutchison allowed eight runs in 2.1 innings.
- •The team scored nine runs in the seventh inning.
- •Russell Martin hit a crucial triple during the comeback.
- •This victory extended the Jays' winning streak to 11 games.
- 3:36 PMYahoo Sports — Today in Blue Jays History: Jays Comeback From Down 8-1 against Red Sox
"11 years ago today: The Blue Jays made a fantastic comeback to beat the Red Sox in Boston. It would be our 9th win in a row. We would sweep the Red Sox, running our winning streak to 11. At the end of 3 innings, the Jays were down 8-1. Drew Hutchison had a terrible […]
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