From the column:

The Blue Jays offence got rolling in the second inning when Devon Travis stroked his first of two sacrifice flies, this one scoring Steve Pearce from third base.

Uh, hold on there, you lop-eared mule, you big galoot.

Travis, according to mlb.com, grounded out 6-3.  It did cash the runner on 3rd, but is not a sac flay, or sac anything, leastwise not the way I understand it, and mlb.com agrees with me.  Give Travis an rbi, but a grounder to SS that scores the runner from 3rd, sorry, not a sac of any kind, fly, bunt, whatever.

Travis did hit a sac fly in the 6th to score Goins from 3rd, and in the 4th he flied out to centre, with Barney tagging up on the play and advancing from 2nd to 3rd, but mlb.com did not register that as a sac fly.

So, not sure what this columnist is doing, would advise certain amongst the regulars here to refrain from quoting this columnist in the future for validation 'bout sac flies and Triple A lineups.