TORONTO (AP) — Anthony Seigler scored from third base on a sacrifice fly Monday night — without ever tagging up on an inning-ending play. The ball was still in the air when Seigler headed toward the plate and Nick Sogard took off from first base. … So if the run scores from third, no matter what he did tagging up, or not, before the out is recorded at first, the run counts,” Schneider said. Guccione told a pool reporter after the game that the Blue Jays would have had to appeal at third base before leaving the field to prevent that run. But even some Blue Jays appeared to think the catch by center fielder Brett Batemen was the third out of the inning.