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Semien struck out, catcher J.Molina to first baseman Loney.

Beckham flied out to right fielder Myers.

Eaton grounded out, first baseman Loney to pitcher H.Bell.

Grounded out, first baseman Loney to pitcher H.Bell.

Struck out, catcher J.Molina to first baseman Loney.

Y.Escobar safe at second on fielding error by right fielder Viciedo, DeJesus scored.

Safe at second on fielding error by right fielder Viciedo, DeJesus scored.

on error by pitcher Price, Beckham scored, Eaton to third.

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on error by right fielder Myers, Eaton scored.

J.Abreu homered to center on a 0-0 count, Semien scored.

Homered to center on a 0-0 count, Semien scored.

on error by shortstop Y.Escobar, Viciedo scored, Al.Ramirez to second.

Semien doubled to center, Beckham scored, Eaton to third.

Doubled to center, Beckham scored, Eaton to third.

J.Abreu singled to center, Eaton scored, Semien scored.

Singled to center, Eaton scored, Semien scored.

Al.Ramirez singled to center, J.Abreu scored, Jor.Danks to second.

Longoria singled to center, Zobrist scored, De.Jennings to second.

Singled to center, Zobrist scored, De.Jennings to second.

Rays fifth.  Loney grounded out, second baseman Beckham to first baseman Konerko.  Myers flied out to right fielder Viciedo.  DeJesus singled to right.  Y.Escobar safe at second on fielding error by right fielder Viciedo, DeJesus scored.  J.Molina grounded out, third baseman Semien to first baseman Konerko.

White Sox sixth.  Beckham safe at first on fielding error by second baseman Zobrist, Beckham to first.  Eaton infield single to short, Beckham to second.  Semien bunt single to short, Beckham to third, Eaton to second,  on error by pitcher Price, Beckham scored, Eaton to third,  on error by right fielder Myers, Eaton scored.  J.Abreu homered to center on a 0-0 count, Semien scored.  Viciedo doubled to left.  Konerko struck out.  Al.Ramirez infield single to short,  on error by shortstop Y.Escobar, Viciedo scored, Al.Ramirez to second.  De Aza grounded out, pitcher Price to first baseman Loney.  Flowers struck out.

White Sox seventh.  Beckham walked on a full count.  Beckham stole second.  Eaton singled to center, Beckham to third.  Semien doubled to center, Beckham scored, Eaton to third.  Lueke pitching.  J.Abreu singled to center, Eaton scored, Semien scored.  Viciedo walked on four pitches, J.Abreu to second.  Jor.Danks pinch-running for Viciedo.  Konerko fouled out to first baseman Loney.  Al.Ramirez singled to center, J.Abreu scored, Jor.Danks to second.  De Aza lined out to shortstop Y.Escobar.  Flowers grounded out, second baseman Zobrist to first baseman Loney.

Rays eighth.  Jor.Danks in as right fielder.  J.Molina struck out.  Zobrist singled to left.  D.Webb pitching.  De.Jennings walked, Zobrist to second.  Joyce flied out to center fielder Eaton, Zobrist to third.  Longoria singled to center, Zobrist scored, De.Jennings to second.  Loney grounded out to first baseman Konerko unassisted.

Since the start of 2010, Tampa Bay has gone 8-7 at U.S. Cellular Field after going 16-28 at the White Sox in their first 12 seasons. The Rays have allowed seven runs or fewer in 27 straight trips to U.S. Cellular, one behind the Royals for the longest active streak.

Tampa Bay has scored four runs or fewer in each of its first eight road games, the longest streak to start a season by an AL team since the 2003 Tigers (nine). The Rays' 1.75 runs per game on the road are last in the majors and almost 1.5 runs per game lower than any other AL team (Detroit, 3.20).

Chicago has a 5.20 team ERA, which ranks last in the AL and ahead of only Arizona's 5.39 in the majors. The White Sox have not finished last in the AL in ERA since 1998 (5.20), which was also the last year their team ERA was over 5.

Chris Archer has gone just 4-8 on the road in his career, compared to 8-3 at home. Part of the problem has been run support: Archer's 2.90 run support average on the road is the second lowest in baseball since 2012, minimum 10 road starts (Jacob Turner, 2.46).

In his brief MLB career, Erik Johnson has been a much better pitcher at home, going 2-1 with a 2.49 ERA (6 ER/21.2 IP) compared to 2-2 with a 5.46 ERA (17 ER/28.0 IP) on the road.

Among players with 60+ at-bats, the top three batting averages in the American League belong to White Sox: Dayan Viciedo (.377), Tyler Flowers (.375) and Alexei Ramirez (.352). Only once in the last 100 years have the White Sox had more than one player hit .350 or better in March/April, minimum 60 AB (Chet Lemon and Alan Bannister in 1981).

HP - Johnson, 1B - Welke, 2B - Segal, 3B - Timmons

(SportsNetwork.com) - David Price will try to pitch the Tampa Bay Rays to a
 series lead on Sunday afternoon in the third contest of a four-game series
 with the Chicago White Sox.

Tampa Bay Rays (11-13) at Chicago White Sox (12-13), 2:10 p.m. (ET)

Chicago,  IL  (SportsNetwork.com) - Jose  Abreu went  2-for-4 with a homer and
 four  RBI  and Scott  Carroll threw 7  1/3 strong innings  to lead the Chicago
 White  Sox to a  9-2 win over the Tampa Bay Rays in the third installment of a
 four-game set.

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Tampa Bay Rays @ Chicago White Sox on April 27, 2014

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