(AP) — Jonathan Schoop drove in the only run of the game with a solo home run, Miguel Gonzalez became the fourth Baltimore starter to reach 10 wins, and the AL East champion Orioles headed into the playoffs on a winning note, beating the Toronto Blue Jays 1-0 on Sunday.

Baltimore (96-66), which snapped a three-game losing streak, then learned it will face AL Central champ Detroit when the division series begins Thursday. The Tigers clinched shortly after the Orioles left the field.

Nelson Cruz went hitless in his final regular-season game but remained on track to finish as Baltimore's second straight American League home run champion. Cruz has 40 homers, one year after teammate Chris Davis led the majors with 53.

The Blue Jays (83-79) finished out of the playoffs for the 21st straight season, the longest active drought in baseball.

Toronto was 38-24 on the morning of June 7, six games ahead of Baltimore in the AL East standings. The Blue Jays went 45-55 the rest of the way, including a 9-17 slide in August that all but ended their postseason hopes.

"We didn't achieve our goals," general manager Alex Anthopoulos said before the game. "It's probably more disheartening this season just because I felt we were close."

Gonzalez (10-9) allowed five hits in five shutout innings for his first victory in three starts. He walked none and struck out three.

Ubaldo Jimenez, Andrew Miller, Tommy Hunter, Darren O'Day and Zach Britton finished out the six-hitter as manager Buck Showalter kept his relievers fresh for the playoffs.

It's the first time since 1997 that Baltimore has had four starters reach double figures in wins. The last quartet to do so was Scott Erickson, Scott Kamieniecki, Jimmy Key and Mike Mussina.

Baltimore's Nick Markakis opened the game with a double off R.A. Dickey, but the Blue Jays knuckleballer didn't allow another hit until Schoop's two-out homer in the fifth.

Dickey lost for the first time in eight starts, allowing two hits and one run in six innings. He walked three and struck out two in his first defeat since Aug. 13 at Seattle.

LATE SEASON PICK-UP

The Blue Jays claimed RHP Cory Burns off waivers from Tampa Bay and selected 1B Matt Hague from Triple-A Buffalo, returning him to the 40-man roster. To make room, OF Melky Cabrera and RHP Chad Jenkins were transferred to the 60-day DL.

WEAKER ON THE WEEKEND

The Orioles went 58-23 in games from Monday through Thursday but 38-43 from Friday through Sunday.

CROWDED HOUSE

The Blue Jays drew 45,901 to their season finale, bringing total attendance for 2014 to 2,375,525.

UNDER FIRE

Fans booed loudly when a man wearing a Calgary Flames jersey caught a foul ball in the sixth and proudly held it over his head.

(AP) — David Price pitched Detroit to its fourth straight AL Central title with the type of performance the Tigers acquired him for, taking a shutout into the eighth inning of a 3-0 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Sunday that wrapped up the division on the regular season's final day.

Ian Kinsler hit a solo homer in the third, and the Tigers added two more runs in the eighth off Kyle Gibson (13-12).

"We're in. We're in," Kinsler said. "A lot of hard work was put into this, from every single one of the guys."

Detroit entered the game with a postseason berth already wrapped up, but the Tigers led the division by only one game over Kansas City. The victory gave Detroit the division championship — regardless of what the Royals were doing in Chicago against the White Sox.

Detroit got Price (15-12) in a blockbuster deal moments before the trade deadline, and he allowed four hits in 7 1-3 innings in the finale. Joba Chamberlain pitched the rest of the eighth, and Joe Nathan finished for his 35th save in 42 chances.

The Tigers face the Baltimore Orioles in the AL division series.