Chris Sale threw 108 pitches to get 17 outs, and the line still reads 3 earned. That is the cost of ten hits in five and two-thirds — every inning a negotiation. Toronto's third was the one that settled it: Charles McAdoo's single on a 90 mph changeup, Myles Straw's two-run single on a 98.1 mph fastball, and Atlanta never closed the gap. Reynaldo López took the ninth and gave up four more — five hits in the inning — and the game stopped being a question. Tyler Heineman's first double of the year came in that ninth, a line drive to left with two runs in, and for a catcher who had been waiting for one, it landed where it needed to.