Jones, power Teixeira Yankees past Blus Jays 7-3

 Andruw Jones hit a pair of two-run homers, Mark Teixeira has also reached a two-run shot, and Mariano Rivera made a milestone appearance in a New York Yankees 7-3 win over the Blue Jays in Toronto on Wednesday.

Rivera launched the ninth round in a non-save situation, the game 1-000e il is played for the Yankees. The stars of 11 times closer became the first player in the history of major league to reach the plateau for a team and the 15th day of doing together.

Freddy Garcia (3-4) avoid its third consecutive loss, allowing eight hits but limit the damage to the three passes more than 6, 1-3 rounds. Once a power pitcher, it veteran of New York relied on guile to keep the Blue Jays out of balance most of the afternoon splashed Sun.

Jones struck in the second round and Teixeira in the third off Jo - Jo Reyes (0-4), which corresponded to a major league record by making his 28th consecutive start without a victory.

Jones, who went 3 for 3, has also reached a rocket off Luis Perez on the wall of field centre in the sixth round. He was 41st multihomer Jones, game and the first since May 1, 2010, while it is deep twice at Yankee Stadium as a member of the Chicago White Sox.

The frenzy of homer helped Joe Girardi pass current pattern of Orioles Buck Showalter for eighth place on the list of the management of the Yankees victories. Girardi has 314 victories in pinstripes.

Juan Rivera, Eric Thames and Jayson Nix has led to a term for Toronto, but the big bat of Jose Bautista is quiet again.

Leader of majors home run managed a lone single in the eighth round, his first success in eight at - bats since a run of first ball Monday night.

Reyes himself has never really given a chance to win a victory, allowing back-to-back double by Derek Jeter and Curtis Granderson to start the game. The race marked the probing throw past Cap Anson (1,712) for the 23rd place on the list of tracks marked baseball career.

At the time when Reyes left after the third round, the Blue Jays towed 5-0 and the left-hander was assured another frustrating afternoon without a victory.

Reyes was not the winning pitcher since June 13, 2008, when he defeated the Los Angeles Angels as a member of the Atlanta Braves. His 28-game winless stretch matches that of Matt Keough, who did not win a game for the athletics on September 6, 1978, to August 8, 1979.

Keough provides a complete set of his next start, a 6-1 win over Milwaukee on September 5.