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Wendle grounded out, second baseman Villar to first baseman Davis.

Brosseau flied out to right fielder Mancini.

Grounded out, second baseman Villar to first baseman Davis.

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Wendle hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Mancini, Lowe scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Mancini, Lowe scored.

Brosseau homered to right on a 1-1 count, Lowe scored.

Homered to right on a 1-1 count, Lowe scored.

Santander singled to right, Alberto scored, Villar to third.

Singled to right, Alberto scored, Villar to third.

Rays second.  Lowe singled to center.  Brosseau singled to right, Lowe to third.  Choi walked on a full count, Brosseau to second.  Adames struck out.  Wendle hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Mancini, Lowe scored.  Zunino struck out.

Rays third.  Meadows homered to right on a 2-0 count.  Pham lined out to third baseman Alberto.  Kiermaier struck out.  Lowe struck out.

Rays sixth.  Pham grounded out, third baseman Alberto to first baseman Davis.  Kiermaier flied out to left fielder Santander.  Lowe singled to center.  Brosseau homered to right on a 1-1 count, Lowe scored.  Fry pitching.  Choi fouled out to left fielder Santander.

Orioles ninth.  Alberto singled to right.  Wilkerson singled to center, Alberto to second.  Sisco pinch-hitting for Martin.  Sisco struck out.  Drake pitching.  Villar grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Wendle to shortstop Adames, Alberto to third, Wilkerson out.  Santander singled to right, Alberto scored, Villar to third.  Pagán pitching.  On Pagán's wild pitch, Santander to second.  Mancini struck out.

 The Rays enter the second half in the first Wild Card spot, half a game up on Cleveland and 1.5 games clear of Oakland. Tampa Bay has spent an MLB-leading 105 days in a playoff spot this season.

 The Orioles won five of their last nine games to close out the first half -- a win tonight against the Rays would give Baltimore its first 10-game span this season with a record above .500.

 Tampa Bay leads the majors this season with a 3.32 ERA, while Baltimore ranks 30th with a 5.59 ERA. The Rays have given up 89 home runs this season, and are the only team in MLB that has allowed fewer than 100 in 2019. The O's have given up 170 home runs, the most allowed all-time at the All-Star break.

 Renato Nunez (20 HR) is just the third Oriole all-time with a season age of 25 or younger with 20+ home runs at the All-Star break, joining Boog Powell (21 in 1964) and Manny Machado (24 in 2018).

 Brandon Lowe (16 HR) is one of two rookies this season leading his team in home runs (Pete Alonso, NYM -- 30). Lowe's 16 home runs are tied for the most in franchise history prior to All-Star break by a player in his rookie season, along with Evan Longoria in 2008.

 Austin Meadows hasn't hit a home run since May 28 -- the 153 consecutive plate appearances spanning that time are his most in his MLB career without homering. From the beginning of the season through May 28, Meadows averaged a home run every 11.25 at-bats.

HP - Barber, 1B - Holbrook, 2B - Gonzalez, 3B - Wolf

Tampa Bay has scored 29 runs in the first three games of this weekend series with the Baltimore Orioles, yet the visiting Rays still need one more win to take this series, a victory they'll try to get when the two teams meet again on Sunday afternoon.
The Rays scored 16 on Friday and 12 in the nightcap of Saturday's doubleheader, which Tampa Bay split with Baltimore -- the Orioles won the opener 2-1. But the Rays showed some power in the second game of the twin bill, crushing six homers en route to a 12-4 victory.

Hot-hitting Rays look to take series in Baltimore

BALTIMORE (AP)  Zipping through the Baltimore Orioles' lineup with incredible ease, Ryan Yarbrough was blissfully unaware of his role in a potentially historic performance until the Tampa Bay Rays left-hander was deep into the finest outing of his baseball career.
After taking over for Ryne Stanek in the third inning Sunday, Yarbrough was poised to be part of the major leagues' first combined perfect game.

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Tampa Bay Rays @ Baltimore Orioles on July 14, 2019

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