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Ti.Anderson flied out to center fielder Mahtook.

A.García grounded out, pitcher E.Romero to first baseman B.Miller.

Grounded out, pitcher E.Romero to first baseman B.Miller.

C.Sánchez homered to left on the first pitch, Narváez scored.

Homered to left on the first pitch, Narváez scored.

Le.García flied out to right fielder Decker.

Morneau hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Mahtook, Me.Cabrera scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Mahtook, Me.Cabrera scored.

White Sox

Narváez hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder C.Dickerson, T.Frazier scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder C.Dickerson, T.Frazier scored.

Abreu hit an infield single to first, Le.García scored.

Hit an infield single to first, Le.García scored.

Morneau homered to right on a 0-1 count, Abreu scored.

Homered to right on a 0-1 count, Abreu scored.

White Sox first.  Ti.Anderson struck out.  Me.Cabrera doubled to center.  Abreu singled to left, Me.Cabrera to third.  Morneau hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Mahtook, Me.Cabrera scored.  T.Frazier struck out.

Rays fourth.  Mahtook struck out.  Decker singled to center.  Decker stole second.  Casali singled to left, Decker scored.  Casali to second.  A.Ramírez safe at first on fielder's choice plus throwing error by pitcher Shields, Casali to third.  B.Wilson struck out.  Forsythe struck out.

White Sox fourth.  T.Frazier doubled to right.  A.García grounded out, shortstop A.Ramírez to first baseman B.Miller.  T.Frazier stole third.  Narváez hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder C.Dickerson, T.Frazier scored.  C.Sánchez grounded out, first baseman B.Miller unassisted.

White Sox fifth.  Le.García singled to center.  Ti.Anderson grounded out, third baseman Longoria to first baseman B.Miller, Le.García to second.  Me.Cabrera grounded out, shortstop A.Ramírez to first baseman B.Miller, Le.García to third.  Abreu hit an infield single to first, Le.García scored.  Morneau singled to right, Abreu to third.  T.Frazier struck out.

White Sox seventh.  Jepsen pitching.  Ti.Anderson fouled out to third baseman Longoria.  Me.Cabrera flied out to right fielder Decker.  Abreu walked on a full count.  E.Romero pitching.  Morneau homered to right on a 0-1 count, Abreu scored.  T.Frazier fouled out to third baseman Longoria.

White Sox eighth.  A.García grounded out, pitcher E.Romero to first baseman B.Miller.  Narváez singled to center.  C.Sánchez homered to left on the first pitch, Narváez scored.  Le.García flied out to right fielder Decker.  Ti.Anderson flied out to center fielder Mahtook.

Tampa Bay is 7-2 against the White Sox over the last two seasons, holding them to 3.1 runs per game. The Rays won two of three games at home against Chicago from April 15-17, their only previous series matchup this year.

The Rays were swept in three games at home versus Boston over the weekend, and have lost six of their last seven games overall. Tampa Bay's 90 losses for the season are its most since going 66-96 in 2007.

At 74-81, Chicago's next loss will ensure the club's fourth consecutive losing season. That would be the team's longest such streak since a four-season stretch from 1986-89.

Todd Frazier has hit safely in nine straight games, with three home runs, six RBI, and 10 runs scored over that span. His only career hit streak of 10+ games was a 14-gamer in April/May 2014 with Cincinnati.

James Shields is the third pitcher in MLB history with at least 18 losses, 35 home runs allowed, and an ERA over 5.50 in a season. The others were Matt Keough with the 1982 A's and Darrell May with the 2004 Royals.

Brad Miller's 30 home runs this year are the most among players whose primary 2016 position is shortstop. No MLB shortstop had hit 30 home runs in a season (based on primary position that season) since both J.J. Hardy (Orioles) and Troy Tulowitzki (Rockies) did so in 2011.

HP - Gibson, 1B - Estabrook, 2B - May, 3B - Hickox

CHICAGO -- Left-hander Drew Smyly will try to extend his unbeaten streak to 12 starts when the Tampa Bay Rays go on the road to open a four-game series against the Chicago White Sox on Monday night.
Smyly, 27, owns the Rays' longest streak without a loss since right-hander Alex Cobb had an 11-start stretch in 2014. Smyly (7-11, 4.86 ERA) is 5-0 with a 3.60 ERA in 11 starts since July 23. During that span, he has walked 19 and struck out 51 in 65 innings.

Rays, White Sox focus on individual accomplishments

CHICAGO (AP)  Finally, everything came together for James Shields.
The beleaguered right-hander pitched six effective innings for his first win in two months, Justin Morneau and Carlos Sanchez each hit a two-run homer and the Chicago White Sox beat the Tampa Bay Rays 7-1 on Monday night.

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Tampa Bay Rays @ Chicago White Sox on September 27, 2016

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