TORONTO (AP) -- J.J. Hardy hit a tiebreaking single in the ninth inning and the Baltimore Orioles recovered after blowing a seven-run lead to beat the Toronto Blue Jays 13-9 on Sunday.Jimmy Paredes hit a three-run homer and Chris Davis added a solo shot as the Orioles improved to 13-4 since June 4.Davis and pinch-hitter Nolan Reimold drew consecutive walks against Brett Cecil (1-4) with one out in the ninth before Hardy grounded an RBI single to center. Ryan Flaherty followed with a two-run triple and scored on a two-out single by Manny Machado.Darren O'Day (4-0) got two outs to win for the second straight day. 
The Blue Jays rallied from a 7-0 deficit to take a 9-7 lead on Jose Bautista's two-run homer in the fourth, but couldn't hold on. Toronto fell to 14-5 in June.Paredes hit a three-run homer as the Orioles chased Scott Copeland with seven hits and seven runs in the second. Baltimore starter Chris Tillman, however, gave most of it back in the bottom half.Ezequiel Carrera hit a three-run homer and Kevin Pillar also went deep as the Blue Jays went back-to-back for the fourth time. Tillman left after Jose Reyes doubled and was replaced by Tommy Hunter. Josh Donaldson walked to load the bases before Bautista hit a two-run single, cutting it to 7-6.Toronto tied it on Pillar's RBI single in the third, then went ahead on Bautista's homer off Brad Brach.Davis cut it to 9-8 by connecting off Phil Coke in the fifth.Baltimore tied it in the seventh when Travis Snider's hit to center skipped past Pillar and rolled to the wall for a triple. Steve Delabar replaced Aaron Loup and gave up an RBI single to Hardy.Both starters got just four outs in the shortest start of the season for each. Copeland allowed seven runs and eight hits, while Tillman gave up six runs and six hits.Tillman is 0-3 with a 15.00 ERA in four starts against the Blue Jays this season.The Blue Jays put the potential go-ahead run at second with one out in the eighth but O'Day, who escaped a bases-loaded jam Saturday, came on and struck out Donaldson, walked Bautista, then got Edwin Encarnacion to foul out.
The Blue Jays rallied from a 7-0 deficit to take a 9-7 lead on Jose Bautista's two-run homer in the fourth, but couldn't hold on. Toronto fell to 14-5 in June.Paredes hit a three-run homer as the Orioles chased Scott Copeland with seven hits and seven runs in the second. Baltimore starter Chris Tillman, however, gave most of it back in the bottom half.Ezequiel Carrera hit a three-run homer and Kevin Pillar also went deep as the Blue Jays went back-to-back for the fourth time. Tillman left after Jose Reyes doubled and was replaced by Tommy Hunter. Josh Donaldson walked to load the bases before Bautista hit a two-run single, cutting it to 7-6.Toronto tied it on Pillar's RBI single in the third, then went ahead on Bautista's homer off Brad Brach.Davis cut it to 9-8 by connecting off Phil Coke in the fifth.Baltimore tied it in the seventh when Travis Snider's hit to center skipped past Pillar and rolled to the wall for a triple. Steve Delabar replaced Aaron Loup and gave up an RBI single to Hardy.Both starters got just four outs in the shortest start of the season for each. Copeland allowed seven runs and eight hits, while Tillman gave up six runs and six hits.Tillman is 0-3 with a 15.00 ERA in four starts against the Blue Jays this season.The Blue Jays put the potential go-ahead run at second with one out in the eighth but O'Day, who escaped a bases-loaded jam Saturday, came on and struck out Donaldson, walked Bautista, then got Edwin Encarnacion to foul out.
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