Encarnation was the key bat in the triumph of the Blue Jays

First baseman Edwin Encarnacion broke a tie in the eighth inning three-run double beating to give the Blue Jays a 11-10 victory over the Boston Red Sox.

The Blue Jays were imposed in the attack and prevented the Red Sox starter Tim Wakefield, to get win number 200 for his entire career. Wakefield pitched five innings and left with no choice.

Despite their defeat, the sixth in the final 10 games, the Sox remain two games of the leaders of the Eastern Division of the American League New York Yankees, who also lost 4-5 in 11 innings against Baltimore Orioles.

In the eighth inning, Encarnacion doubled to deep struck between the right-center for three RBIs.

With that double the Dominican commanded the register pinch-runner Chris Woodward, the ranger Eric Thames and designated hitter Jose Bautista.

Encarnation became the key to the Blue Jays beat the end with five RBIs and 49 RBIs to reach so far in the campaign.

The victory went to the relay Shawn Camp (4-3) in one episode, allowed one hit.

The closer Frank Francisco (13) is credited with launching a rescue entry, despite allowing three hits, a homer, two runs, and retired one strikeouts.

For the Red Sox, Jacoby Ellsbury Ranger (25), designated hitter David Ortiz (29) and first baseman Adrian Gonzalez (24) homered.

Ortiz homer bound her in 29 so far this season, connecting in the fifth inning, no people on the road.

The Dominican Morrow punished with four corners homer when the pitcher was looking for the second out of the inning.

Gonzalez (24) also took the ball from the field but did so in the ninth inning with no runners on the road.

The Mexican broke the control of his pitches Francisco, when there were no outs on the board and had runners on the road.

The defeat was for the relief Daniel Bard (2-6) in one inning, which allowed one hit and five runs, walked three and retired two strikeouts.