slurve

Badly slumping Freddie Freeman was bailed out of an 0-and-2 count on a wild slurve from Soroka that hit his foot.

They were shut out for six-plus innings by Blue Jays starter Jose Berrios and his nasty sinker/slurve combo.

Berrios threw his slurve 39 times, more than any other pitch.

The only base hit off Berrios’ slurve was France’s broken-bat single in the seventh inning that ended his outing.

“I adore what he does. The slurve” — Urías’ signature pitch — “is my favorite. I watch the Dodgers every freaking day. So it’s amazing to see in person and meet him and get to take a picture with him. It’s just something I will never forget.”