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C.Dickerson flied out to center fielder Le.García.

Kiermaier grounded out, second baseman C.Sánchez to first baseman Abreu.

Grounded out, second baseman C.Sánchez to first baseman Abreu.

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A.Ramírez singled to left, B.Miller scored, C.Dickerson to second.

Singled to left, B.Miller scored, C.Dickerson to second.

Me.Cabrera grounded out, second baseman Forsythe to first baseman B.Miller, Ti.Anderson scored.

Grounded out, second baseman Forsythe to first baseman B.Miller, Ti.Anderson scored.

Casali singled to left, Mahtook scored, A.Ramírez to second.

Singled to left, Mahtook scored, A.Ramírez to second.

Kiermaier singled to right, A.Ramírez scored, Casali to third, Forsythe to second.

Singled to right, A.Ramírez scored, Casali to third, Forsythe to second.

Longoria hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Me.Cabrera, Casali scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Me.Cabrera, Casali scored.

C.Sánchez homered to right on a 3-1 count, Ávila scored.

Homered to right on a 3-1 count, Ávila scored.

Rays second.  B.Miller walked on a full count.  C.Dickerson singled to center, B.Miller to second.  Mahtook struck out.  A.Ramírez singled to left, B.Miller scored, C.Dickerson to second.  Casali lined out to right fielder Eaton.  On Quintana's wild pitch, C.Dickerson to third, A.Ramírez to second.  B.Wilson struck out.

Rays fourth.  B.Miller struck out.  C.Dickerson struck out.  Mahtook homered to left on a 1-0 count.  A.Ramírez grounded out, third baseman T.Frazier to first baseman Abreu.

White Sox sixth.  Eaton grounded out, first baseman B.Miller unassisted.  Ti.Anderson tripled to right.  Me.Cabrera grounded out, second baseman Forsythe to first baseman B.Miller, Ti.Anderson scored.  Abreu flied out to center fielder Kiermaier.

Rays seventh.  Minaya pitching.  Mahtook doubled to left.  A.Ramírez singled to left, Mahtook to third.  Casali singled to left, Mahtook scored, A.Ramírez to second.  B.Wilson popped out to second baseman C.Sánchez.  A.Ramírez stole third.  Forsythe was hit by a pitch, Casali to second.  Da.Jennings pitching.  Kiermaier singled to right, A.Ramírez scored, Casali to third, Forsythe to second.  Longoria hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Me.Cabrera, Casali scored.  B.Miller walked on a full count, Forsythe to third, Kiermaier to second.  C.Dickerson struck out.

White Sox seventh.  Morneau grounded out, second baseman Forsythe to first baseman B.Miller.  T.Frazier struck out.  Ávila walked on a full count.  C.Sánchez homered to right on a 3-1 count, Ávila scored.  Le.García doubled to left.  Boxberger pitching.  Eaton grounded out, third baseman Longoria to first baseman B.Miller.

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

Chris Archer is on the verge of baseball infamy.
The Tampa Bay Rays right-hander takes an 8-19 record into his Thursday start against the Chicago White Sox. Another defeat would leave Archer as the major league's first 20-game loser since the Detroit Tigers' Mike Maroth went 9-21 in 2003.

Archer trying to avoid 20th loss as Rays face White Sox

CHICAGO (AP)  Chris Archer prides himself on his durability. That's why he didn't back out of his last start of the season, despite the prospect of becoming the majors' first 20-game loser since 2003.
The result was a confidence-boosting performance that got him to his goal of 200 innings.

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Tampa Bay Rays @ Chicago White Sox on September 30, 2016

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