BALTIMORE -- The Baltimore Orioles scored a big victory over the first-place Toronto Blue Jays Tuesday night. Now, the question is, can Baltimore come up with one more in Wednesdays finale of this crucial series.Matt Wieters hit a tie-breaking eighth-inning homer, giving the Orioles a 5-3 victory on Tuesday. That brought Baltimore (72-60) to within three games of the Jays (75-57) and one behind Boston (73-59), who also lost Tuesday.Orioles manager Buck Showalter said there is no doubt that was a big win but the Orioles also need another Wednesday and more after that.If you look at who youre playing and who youre chasing, and how many games are left, Im not going to deny that storyline, Showalter said. But its still another ... its part of the journey and a part of the challenge that you face trying to do what were trying to do.Wieters put it very simply when asked about the importance of the series finale. He said that theyve got to put the dramatic Tuesday victory away.Weve got to come back and win another one tomorrow, Wieters said.Toronto manager John Gibbons said his team is very much aware of what is coming in the final weeks -- American League East baseball.In fact, 24 of the Jays last 31 games will be in the division. So he said its about continuing to play good baseball at the right time. The Jays got hot late last year and ran to the division title -- and its looking like theyre starting to do something like that again.We know what were up against, some good teams, teams that we always have battles against, Gibbons said. So you never feel great. Youve still got to play them. Really, anybody gets hot at the right time, or cools off...a lot of teams, thats all it takes sometimes. Theres not a lot of games left but there is a lot of games left.The Jays will send right-hander Aaron Sanchez (12-2, 2.99 ERA) to the mound versus Baltimore right-hander Yovani Gallardo (4-6, 5.69 ERA) on Wednesday.Toronto has been watching Sanchezs innings count carefully as he was mostly a reliever before this season and hadnt pitched more than 92 1/3 innings in a season.But Sanchez already is at 156 1/3 innings over 24 starts, and the Jays last started him on Aug. 20. He had been sent down to Class A Dunedin to do some work since then, and this will be his first major-league appearance since that start.Gallardo has struggled off and on all season. He pitched better in four straight starts before giving up eight runs in 1 1/3 innings in the Aug. 26 loss against the Yankees in New York.Adam Jones has missed four straight games for Baltimore with a strained hamstring but Showalter said he is close to returning.Toronto will need to open a spot for Sanchez, and Gibbons said Tuesday night that Darwin Barney is going home to take care of some personal business. Ryan Goins will join the team and take his spot. Wholesale MLB Store . Vancouver Whitecaps and Toronto FC failed to make the postseason while Montreal Impact fell at the first hurdle losing heavily to Houston Dynamo in the Eastern Conference Knockout Round. Cheap Baseball Jerseys Online . The 43-year-old closer, in his 19th and final big league season, has said hed like to play the outfield. 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They defeated the Chicago Blackhawks 3-1 on Saturday.The Predators (11-9-4) lost in regulation for only the second time in 12 home games this season.Weve got everything clicking. Our penalty kill has done a great job, our power play has scored some big goals and (goalie Steve Mason) has been standing on his head every night, Flyers defenseman Michael Del Zotto said. At the start of the year, wed have one good game and kind of get complacent. Now were just keeping our foot on the gas. We keep playing well, playing as five-man units.Simmonds, who leads the Flyers with 13 goals, scored twice against what had been a stingy Nashville penalty-kill at home. The Predators did not allow a power-play goal in their first 10 home games, but have given up three in their last two games.Hes doing what he does every night, Flyers coach Dave Hakstol said. If theres a better guy in the league net-front, whether its on power play or 5-on-5, I dont know who that is.What I really like about Simmer is that hes at net-front, hes scoring goals, hes on the power play. But hes a hard-nosed, 200-foot player.Michael Raffl gave Philadelphia its third one-goal lead with 3:23 left in the second period. He bulled his way past Nashville defenseman Mattias Ekholm, cut across the crease and slipped the puck beyond the reach of goalie Juuse Saros for a 3-2 advantage.Chris VandeVelde capped the scoring with an empty-net goal with 26.3 seconds remaining.Colin Wilson tied it at 2 for the Predators with 8:41 to go in the second, lifting a short-range backhand past Mason. Mike Fisher sent Wilson in alone on goal with a nice cross-ice pass from just inside the blue line.Nashville has 35 goals in the second period this season, one fewer than the team has totaled in the first and third combined.ddddddddddddIt was a tough weekend for the Predators, who lost to New Jersey 5-4 in overtime Saturday after the Devils rallied from a three-goal deficit in the third period.Last night was a great effort until the third period and we had a meltdown there, Nashville forward Filip Forsberg said Sunday. That cant happen, and today it was kind of the opposite. We started off not good and then we kind of got going as the game went. ... Everyone needs the points no matter where you are in the standings and the inspiration level has to be higher from the start.Simmonds second power-play goal of the night put the Flyers up 2-1 with 13:13 left in the second period. Simmonds stationed himself in front of the Nashville net and stuffed a shot under Saros.The Predators tied it 1-all with 16:43 left in the second when Calle Jarnkrok scored his fourth goal of the season. Jarnkrok redirected Ekholms drive from the blue line past Mason.The Flyers converted on their second power play of the game to take a 1-0 lead with 1:48 left in the opening period. Brayden Schenn ripped a shot from the faceoff circle, and Simmonds goal-mouth deflection bounced off the knob of Saros stick and into the net.Game notes Nashville forward Reid Boucher, picked up off waivers from New Jersey on Saturday, made his Predators debut. ... Philadelphias Claude Giroux got his 367th career assist, moving past Rod BrindAmour into sixth place in franchise history. ... The game marked the fourth of 13 sets of back-to-back games for the Predators this season. ... The Flyers played their seventh set of back-to-back games, and will play another one next weekend. ... 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