OAKLAND — Ryon Healy picked up where he left off against the Washington Nationals Monday night, providing all the offense that Sean Manaea needed to record his fourth-consecutive win.
After tying a franchise record with four extra base hits Saturday, Healy launched two more home runs against the Toronto Blue Jays, driving in all of the A’s (25-32) runs in a 5-3 win at the Oakland Coliseum.
With Khris Davis and Yonder Alonso aboard in the second, Healy blasted a change up from Blue Jays starter J.A. Happ (0-4) over the left field wall on a rope.