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C.Davis singled to left. Paredes to second. Machado scored.

Singled to left. Paredes to second. Machado scored.

Pearce doubled to right. Davis scored. Paredes scored.

Doubled to right. Davis scored. Paredes scored.

Orioles third.  E.Cabrera struck out, catcher B.Wilson to first baseman Loney.  Machado walked.  Paredes singled to center, Machado to second.  A.Jones flied out to center fielder Kiermaier, Machado to third.  C.Davis singled to left, Machado scored, Paredes to second.  Pearce doubled to right, Paredes scored, C.Davis scored.  Pearce was out advancing, center fielder Kiermaier to second baseman Forsythe to catcher B.Wilson to third baseman Longoria, Pearce out.  

Orioles sixth.  Snider grounded out, second baseman Forsythe to first baseman Loney.  Joseph homered to left on a full count.  Lough popped out to third baseman Longoria.  E.Cabrera struck out.  

Friday's game will mark the first time in 8608 days that the Orioles will be the home team (in terms of batting last) in a regular-season game in a stadium other than Oriole Park at Camden Yards. It was October 6, 1991 -- the team's final game at Memorial Stadium -- when they last acted as the home team anywhere other than Camden Yards. Baltimore lost that game to the Tigers and Frank Tanana, 7-1.

The Rays' .238 batting average is the fifth lowest in the American League; however, the team ranks fifth in the AL in walks by its hitters, with 79. The team is 12-10 and is scoring only 3.95 runs per game; of MLB's nine teams averaging fewer than four runs per game, TB is the only one with a winning record.

Tampa Bay's six relief wins are tied for the most in MLB (Houston, Kansas City), and the team's 10 saves are tied for third among all teams. Five different pitchers have picked up saves for the Rays; no other team has had that many pitchers record saves in 2015.

Adam Jones is the third Oriole in the team's 62 seasons in Baltimore to hit at least .400 in the month of April, with a minimum of 75 plate appearances. Eddie Murray hit .441 in April 1982, and Miguel Tejada posted a .422 mark in April 2006; Jones finished the month with a mark of exactly .400.

Chris Tillman has a 4-2 record and 2.76 ERA in his last seven starts against the Rays. In his last three outings versus TB, Tillman is 3-0, 0.83 (two earned runs in 21.2 innings), with a .155 opponent batting average. Evan Longoria leads all players with six career home runs off Tillman (in 36 at-bats); Longoria's only homer this year came on Opening Day against Tillman.

Logan Forsythe has two homers in eight RBI in 12 games at Tropicana Field in 2015; in all other parks, Forsythe has just two RBI in 12 games. He has struck out only five times in 43 plate appearances at Tampa Bay.

HP - Welke, 1B - Drake, 2B - Timmons, 3B - Tichenor

(SportsNetwork.com) - Chris Archer attempts to extend his solid run on the
 mound Saturday night when the Tampa Bay Rays continue their unique three-game
 set against the Baltimore Orioles.

Tampa Bay Rays (13-10) vs. Baltimore Orioles (10-11), 7:05 p.m. (ET)

St.  Petersburg, FL (SportsNetwork.com) - Miguel Gonzalez pitched well against
 a familiar foe and the Orioles won a game as the home team in a road stadium.

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Tampa Bay Rays @ Baltimore Orioles on May 2, 2015

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