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Choi grounded out, shortstop Lindor to first baseman Santana.

Robertson grounded out, shortstop Lindor to first baseman Santana, Kiermaier to third.

Grounded out, shortstop Lindor to first baseman Santana, Kiermaier to third.

Meadows hit a ground-rule double to right, Kiermaier scored.

Hit a ground-rule double to right, Kiermaier scored.

Grounded out, shortstop Lindor to first baseman Santana.

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Meadows homered to center on a 3-1 count.

Pham safe at first on fielding error by third baseman Jo.Ramírez, Robertson scored, Meadows to second.

Safe at first on fielding error by third baseman Jo.Ramírez, Robertson scored, Meadows to second.

Choi hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder L.Martin, Meadows scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder L.Martin, Meadows scored.

Kiermaier stole third. On throwing error by catcher Plawecki, Kiermaier scored.

Meadows singled to center, Robertson scored.

Plawecki grounded out, first baseman Choi unassisted, Freeman scored, Luplow to third, L.Martin to second.

Grounded out, first baseman Choi unassisted, Freeman scored, Luplow to third, L.Martin to second.

Lindor singled to left, Luplow scored, L.Martin to third.

Singled to left, Luplow scored, L.Martin to third.

Rays first.  Meadows homered to center on a 3-1 count.  Pham struck out.  Choi struck out.  A.García popped out to first baseman Santana.

Rays third.  Robertson was hit by a pitch.  Meadows singled to left, Robertson to second.  Pham singled to left, Robertson scored, Meadows to second.  Meadows to third, Pham to second.  Choi hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Martin, Meadows scored.  On center fielder Martin's throwing error, Pham to third.  A.García grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Lindor to catcher Plawecki to third baseman Ramírez to pitcher Bauer to shortstop Lindor, Pham out.  Lowe flied out to left fielder Mercado.

Rays fourth.  Adames struck out.  Kiermaier doubled to right.  Kiermaier stole third. On throwing error by catcher Plawecki, Kiermaier scored.  Kratz grounded out, second baseman Freeman to first baseman Santana.  Robertson grounded out, pitcher Bauer to first baseman Santana.

Rays seventh.  Wittgren pitching.  Robertson doubled to right.  Meadows singled to center, Robertson scored.  Pham grounded into a double play, shortstop Lindor to second baseman Freeman to first baseman Santana, Meadows out.  Choi struck out.

Indians eighth.  Mercado homered to left on a 1-2 count.  Santana struck out.  Kipnis grounded out, second baseman Lowe to first baseman Choi.  Ramírez struck out.

Rays ninth.  Olson pitching.  Kiermaier singled to center.  Kratz struck out.  Kiermaier stole second.  Robertson grounded out, shortstop Lindor to first baseman Santana, Kiermaier to third.  Meadows hit a ground-rule double to right, Kiermaier scored.  Pham was intentionally walked.  Choi grounded out, shortstop Lindor to first baseman Santana.

Indians ninth.  Kolarek pitching.  Freeman walked on four pitches.  Luplow hit an infield single to shortstop, Freeman to second.  Martin hit an infield single to third, Freeman to third, Luplow to second.  Plawecki grounded out, first baseman Choi unassisted, Freeman scored, Luplow to third, Martin to second.  Lindor singled to left, Luplow scored, Martin to third.  Alvarado pitching.  Mercado struck out.  Santana grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Lowe unassisted, Lindor out.

 Since 2017, the Indians and Rays have both averaged 3.62 runs against each other, with the Rays having the series edge, 7-6. Cleveland has shut out Tampa Bay in four of the last nine games in the series.

 Tampa Bay's relievers have thrown more innings (218.1) than its starters (201.1) this season, and has the same number of decisions (23) as the starters. The Angels are the only other team in MLB to have their relievers pitch more innings than their starters.

 After winning three of four games against the Orioles, the Indians were swept in three games against the A's. Cleveland is 5-11 against teams currently at .500 or better, and the team's strength of schedule played (.459) this season has been the second easiest in the majors (NYY - .456).

 Carlos Santana has drawn at least one walk in eight straight games -- over that time, he is slashing .400/.583/.880 with three home runs, eight RBI, 11 walks and only four strikeouts.

 The Indians enter this series with the second-best bullpen ERA in the majors at 2.98 (Astros -- 2.74). Cleveland has allowed just 23.4 percent of its inherited runners to score this season, the third-lowest percentage in baseball.

 Avisail Garcia is hitting .345 with a 1.038 OPS this month after hitting .247 with a .741 OPS in March and April. That increase in OPS (.297) is the fifth highest in the American League among qualifiers.

HP - Little, 1B - West, 2B - Cooper, 3B - Fletcher

The Tampa Bay Rays are making themselves at home on the road, while the Cleveland Indians are limping toward the end of their season-high 11-game stretch at Progressive Field.
Owners of a 17-8 mark away from home, the visiting Rays aim to defeat the Indians for the third time in the four-game series when it concludes on Sunday afternoon.

Road-warrior Rays eye strong finish vs. Indians

CLEVELAND (AP)  Austin Meadows made sure the Tampa Bay Rays kept flying high Sunday.
Meadows led off the game with a home run and was 4 for 4 with three RBIs, leading the Rays over the reeling Cleveland Indians 6-3.

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Tampa Bay Rays @ Cleveland Guardians on May 26, 2019

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