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Choi grounded out, second baseman Castro to first baseman Walker.

Grounded out, second baseman Castro to first baseman Walker.

Pham singled to center, Ya.Díaz to second.

Robertson walked, Ya.Díaz to third, Pham to second.

Walked, Ya.Díaz to third, Pham to second.

A.García hit an infield single to third, Ya.Díaz scored, Pham to third, Robertson to second.

Hit an infield single to third, Ya.Díaz scored, Pham to third, Robertson to second.

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A.García homered to center on a 0-2 count.

A.García singled to left, Pham scored, Robertson to second.

Singled to left, Pham scored, Robertson to second.

Kiermaier walked, Pham scored, A.García to third, Meadows to second.

Walked, Pham scored, A.García to third, Meadows to second.

Rays second.  A.García homered to center on a 0-2 count.  d'Arnaud struck out.  Kiermaier popped out to shortstop Rojas.  Adames struck out.

Rays sixth.  Y.Díaz singled to left.  Pham grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Rojas to second baseman Castro, Y.Díaz out.  Robertson walked on a full count, Pham to second.  Anderson pitching.  A.García singled to left, Pham scored, Robertson to second.  d'Arnaud popped out to second baseman Castro.  Kiermaier struck out.

Rays eighth.  Romo pitching.  Y.Díaz struck out.  Pham walked on a full count.  Robertson grounded out, third baseman Anderson to first baseman Walker, Pham to second.  A.García was intentionally walked.  Meadows pinch-hitting for d'Arnaud.  Meadows walked on four pitches, Pham to third, A.García to second.  Kiermaier walked, Pham scored, A.García to third, Meadows to second.  Lowe pinch-hitting for Adames.  Lowe struck out.

Rays ninth.  Kinley pitching.  Choi grounded out, second baseman Castro to first baseman Walker.  Heredia pinch-hitting for Castillo.  Heredia struck out.  Y.Díaz singled to right.  Pham singled to center, Y.Díaz to second.  Robertson walked, Y.Díaz to third, Pham to second.  A.García hit an infield single to third, Y.Díaz scored, Pham to third, Robertson to second.  Bemboom struck out.

The Marlins went 4-2 against the Rays last season, taking two of three at home. Miami has gone 31-27 all-time at home versus Tampa Bay, starting 19-6 but going 12-21 in its last 33 at home versus the Rays.

The Rays lost two of three against the Yankees and have lost three of their last four overall. After opening the season 14-4, Tampa Bay has gone 10-11 since April 18, allowing 3.8 runs per game in that span after allowing just 2.4 per game previously.

Austin Meadows has gone 5-for-12 since returning from the IL on May 10. Meadows' OPS stands at 1.148, fourth in MLB among batters with at least 75 plate appearances, and second in the American League to Minnesota's Mitch Garver (1.159).

The Marlins have gone 2-12 since April 26, scoring two or fewer runs in 10 of those 14 games. Since the beginning of last season, Miami has scored two or fewer runs 87 times, most in MLB (Baltimore next with 79 such games).

Charlie Morton has struck out 56 batters in his first eight starts with the Rays, the most by a Tampa Bay pitcher in his first eight starts with the team all-time.

Caleb Smith struck out 11 batters in 6.2 innings his last time out and has struck out at least six batters in all seven of his starts this season. Smith's 11.81 K/9 trails only three qualifying National League pitchers -- Jacob deGrom (12.26), Max Scherzer (11.98) and Stephen Strasburg (11.84).

HP - Davis, 1B - Hoberg, 2B - Gibson, 3B - Knight

When the Tampa Bay Rays and the host Miami Marlins meet for the first time this year on Tuesday night, the pitching matchup will feature two of the most underrated starters in the majors.
Marlins left-hander Caleb Smith, a late bloomer at age 27, is in his second full major league season and has been dominant so far -- 3-0 with a 2.11 ERA and 11.8 strikeouts per nine innings.

Surprise pitchers' duel on tap in Miami

MIAMI (AP)  Making a start 14 hours after a 5:30 am wakeup for a cross-state charter flight wasn't a problem for Charlie Morton. His pitches were working too well for him.
Morton threw six strong innings and Avisail Garcia homered and drove in three runs as the AL East-leading Tampa Bay Rays beat the Miami Marlins 4-0 on Tuesday night.

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Tampa Bay Rays @ Miami Marlins on May 14, 2019

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