Encarnacion earns Honda Player honors for April

Thoughts: Pablo Sandoval is just big-boned

Quick thoughts on a Tuesday night that featured a lot of home runs across this great land ... Look, Pablo Sandoval is fat. I'm about 99.7 percent sure if that if he lost 10 or 50 pounds that he'd be a better player.

Encarnacion Hits 2 More, Now Has 7 Hrs In Last 7 Games

From Elias: Edwin Encarnacion hit a pair of home runs - the first a memorable upper-deck blast but the second a go-ahead shot in the seventh inning - as the Blue Jays tamped down the Red Sox, 9-7. It was the 10th multiple-homer game of Encarnacion's career, but the first in his 49 games against the Red Sox, against whom he had gone 0-for-13 with six strikeouts in a three-game series earlier in April. Encarnacion has now hit seven home runs in his last seven games, joining four other Blue Jays players who have hit at least seven homers over a seven-game span. Jose Bautista did it last May; Carlos Delgado actually hit eight over a seven-game stretch in August 1999; and Jesse Barfield (1983) and Ernie Whitt (1987) did it back in the eighties.

Fantasy Facts - Encarnacion's power surge

During his past 7 games, Edwin Encarnacion has seen a fastball 62 percent of the time and has hit a league-leading 7 home runs off of that pitch. During his first 20 games of the season, Encarnacion saw a fastball 50.3 percent of the time and hit 2 home runs on that pitch.

Encarnacion homers lift Blue Jays past Red Sox

Encarnacion's Two Homers Fuel Blue Jays

Edwin Encarnacion homered twice to propel the Blue Jays to a 9-7 victory over the Red Sox.

Buchholz wins again as Red Sox rout Blue Jays 10-1

MLB - Encarnacion times two

Edwin Encarnacion hit at least two home runs in a game Tuesday for the 10th time in his career. It was Encarnacion's first career multi-home run game against the Red Sox and second game with at least two home runs this season, the first coming against the Yankees last Friday.

Fantasy Facts - 4/2

Edwin Encarnacion lowered his chase percentage from 24.3 percent in 2011 to 19.9 percent in 2012, good for sixth lowest in the league last season. Encarnacion hit a home run in 7.8 percent of his at-bats in 2012, the highest rate in the league and up more than 4 percentage points from his 2011 rate (3.5).