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A.García singled to left, Ya.Díaz scored, Pham scored.

Singled to left, Ya.Díaz scored, Pham scored.

Pham doubled to center, Zunino scored, Ya.Díaz scored.

Doubled to center, Zunino scored, Ya.Díaz scored.

Sisco homered to right on a full count, Mancini scored.

Homered to right on a full count, Mancini scored.

Rays first.  Meadows flied out to center fielder Wilkerson.  Lowe homered to right on a 1-0 count.  Pham grounded out, shortstop Villar to first baseman Davis.  Choi lined out to left fielder Smith Jr.

Orioles third.  Alberto flied out to right fielder A.García.  Davis homered to left on a 2-0 count.  Wilkerson struck out.  Villar singled to left.  Smith Jr. grounded out, second baseman Lowe to first baseman Choi.

Rays third.  Wendle walked on a full count.  Zunino struck out.  Wendle stole second.  Meadows struck out.  Lowe singled to right, Wendle scored.  Lowe stole second.  Pham grounded out, pitcher Wojciechowski to first baseman Davis.

Rays sixth.  Lowe singled to left.  Y.Díaz pinch-running for Lowe.  Pham walked on a full count, Y.Díaz to second.  On Wojciechowski's wild pitch, Y.Díaz to third, Pham to second.  Choi grounded out, shortstop Villar to first baseman Davis.  A.García singled to left, Y.Díaz scored, Pham scored.  Fry pitching.  Kiermaier grounded out, first baseman Davis unassisted, A.García to second.  Adames struck out.

Rays seventh.  Wendle grounded out, shortstop Villar to first baseman Davis.  Zunino singled to left.  Meadows lined out to right fielder Santander.  Yacabonis pitching.  Y.Díaz walked, Zunino to second.  Pham doubled to center, Zunino scored, Y.Díaz scored.  Choi hit an infield single to second, Pham to third.  A.García popped out to second baseman Alberto.

Orioles ninth.  Roe pitching.  Mancini singled to left.  Sisco homered to right on a full count, Mancini scored.  Santander grounded out, shortstop Adames to first baseman Choi.  Ruiz lined out to center fielder Kiermaier.  Alberto struck out.

 The Rays took two of three from the Orioles in April in their only series of the season in Tampa. The Rays have won 14 of the last 17 matchups in Tampa and have won six consecutive home series against Baltimore -- the longest such streak in franchise history.

 The Rays are 7-12 since June 11, averaging 6.3 runs in their wins but just 2.4 runs in their defeats. They've won 12 consecutive games when scoring at least five and have MLB's fourth-best record when reaching the five-run mark at 34-5 (.872).

 All-Star Austin Meadows compiled a .206/.274/.299 slash line in June for a .573 OPS after entering the month slashing .354/.431/.673 for a 1.105 OPS. His difference in OPS of .532 was the largest dropoff in MLB over that span among batting qualifiers.

 The Orioles took two of three from the Indians over the weekend to win their first series since beating the White Sox twice in three games from April 22-24. That ended a stretch of 18 consecutive series played without a win -- the longest in a single season since the franchise moved to Baltimore in 1954.

 Trey Mancini drove in three runs in Saturday's 13-0 win over Cleveland to give him 40 RBI on the season. The Orioles, however, are just 8-21 in games in which he has driven in a run. That .276 team winning percentage is by far the worst among the 99 batters with at least 25 games with one or more RBI.

 Dylan Bundy, Tuesday's scheduled starter, has lost his last four starts to drop his season record to 3-10. He is the first Oriole with 10 losses before July since Sidney Ponson had 11 in 2004.

HP - Tumpane, 1B - Barksdale, 2B - Barrett, 3B - Lentz

The Tampa Bay Rays have two All-Star selections on their roster, and manager Kevin Cash will count on one of them heavily on Tuesday.
Pitcher Charlie Morton was named to the American League All-Star team on Sunday, joining outfielder Austin Meadows, who is batting .291.

Orioles set to start newcomer vs. Morton, Rays

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)  Two days after making the All-Star team, Charlie Morton looked the part for the Tampa Bay Rays.
Morton struck out six straight batters and a season-high 12 overall, taking over the AL lead in ERA during a 6-3 win against the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday night.

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Baltimore Orioles @ Tampa Bay Rays on July 2, 2019

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