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Blue Jays

C.Gómez lined out to right fielder T.Hernández.

Miller homered to center on a 2-2 count, Span scored.

Homered to center on a 2-2 count, Span scored.

T.Hernández hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Field, Granderson scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Field, Granderson scored.

Rays

W.Ramos singled to right, Cron scored, Duffy to third.

Singled to right, Cron scored, Duffy to third.

Span grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop A.Díaz to second baseman Gurriel Jr., Duffy scored, W.Ramos out.

Grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop A.Díaz to second baseman Gurriel Jr., Duffy scored, W.Ramos out.

Hechavarria singled to left, Field scored.

A.Díaz homered to left on the first pitch.

Blue Jays first.  Granderson doubled to center.  Donaldson walked on a full count.  Solarte flied out to right fielder C.Gómez, Granderson to third.  T.Hernández hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Field, Granderson scored.  Pillar grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Hechavarria to second baseman Robertson, Donaldson out.

Rays third.  C.Gómez flied out to right fielder T.Hernández.  Refsnyder lined out to center fielder Pillar.  Field homered to left on a 2-0 count.  Hechavarria flied out to right fielder T.Hernández.

Rays fourth.  Cron walked on a full count.  Duffy singled to center, Cron to second.  W.Ramos singled to right, Cron scored, Duffy to third.  Robertson struck out.  Span grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop A.Díaz to second baseman Gurriel Jr., Duffy scored, W.Ramos out.  Span was caught stealing, catcher Maile to second baseman Gurriel Jr., Span out.

Rays seventh.  Miller pinch-hitting for Refsnyder.  Miller grounded out, second baseman Gurriel Jr. to first baseman Morales.  Field doubled to right.  Hechavarria singled to left, Field scored.  Cron struck out.  Duffy doubled to left, Hechavarria to third.  W.Ramos struck out.

Blue Jays eighth.  Miller in as designated hitter.  Romo pitching.  Maile struck out.  A.Díaz homered to left on the first pitch.  Pompey struck out.  Donaldson flied out to center fielder Field.

Rays eighth.  Mayza pitching.  Robertson struck out.  Span singled to left.  C.Gómez lined out to right fielder T.Hernández.  Miller homered to center on a 2-2 count, Span scored.  Field doubled to center.  Hechavarria struck out.

Since 2010, Tampa Bay has won 29 series against Toronto (29-13-6, .667), their most series wins against any single opponent in that span. Toronto's corresponding .333 series winning percentage is their worst against any AL opponent since 2010.

The Blue Jays are scoring 7.72 runs per game in wins (second-highest in MLB), but just 2.43 runs per game in losses. That 5.29 run differential is second-highest among AL teams (Angels, 5.30). The Rays' 4.56 run differential ranks third in the AL (7.00 in wins, 2.44 in losses).

The Rays lost six of their first seven at home in 2018, averaging 2.57 runs in those games. They have since won five of their last six at home and averaged 6.66 runs per game. They are returning to Tropicana coming off an eight-game road stretch.

J.A. Happ is striking out 12.5 batters per nine innings in 2018, fourth highest in MLB. He has recorded at least eight strikeouts in each of his past five starts, tying him with Max Scherzer for the longest active streak in MLB of starts with 8+ Ks.

Andrew Kittredge has made just two career starts (both against Boston), allowing 3 runs in 5.1 innings with a WHIP of 1.13. That 3.38 ERA as a starter is better than his career ERA as a reliever, even though he has only allowed more than a single earned run just twice in 22 relief appearances.

Wilson Ramos (11) and C.J. Cron (10) are the only AL players currently on double-digit game hit streaks. Ramos' .316 batting average as a catcher is leading MLB among players while playing behind the dish.

HP - Culbreth, 1B - Bucknor, 2B - Rehak, 3B - O'Nora

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Even with a 13-4 loss in the second half of a doubleheader on Thursday night, the Toronto Blue Jays come into Tropicana Field with momentum going into a later-than-usual first series against the Tampa Bay Rays.
Before the nightcap loss to Cleveland to finish that series, Toronto (18-14) had won four of its last five games, including a 13-11 win in extra innings earlier Thursday. The Jays come in well behind the Red Sox and Yankees, pacing the American League East, but ahead of the Rays and last-place Orioles.

Rays look to get back on winning track vs. Blue Jays

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)  Ryan Yarbrough focused on remaining aggressive against Toronto's hitters instead of making his case for a spot in Tampa Bay's injury-depleted rotation.
Five scoreless innings in Friday's night's 6-2 victory over the Blue Jays took care of the latter for the Rays rookie relief pitcher.

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Toronto Blue Jays @ Tampa Bay Rays on May 4, 2018

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