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Rays

Heredia flied out to right fielder Betts.

Brosseau struck out, catcher Vázquez to first baseman Travis.

Struck out, catcher Vázquez to first baseman Travis.

Lowe grounded out, third baseman Devers to first baseman Travis.

Grounded out, third baseman Devers to first baseman Travis.

Red Sox

Moreland singled to right, Betts scored, Martinez scored, Benintendi to third.

Singled to right, Betts scored, Martinez scored, Benintendi to third.

Benintendi singled to right, Devers scored, Bogaerts to third.

Singled to right, Devers scored, Bogaerts to third.

d'Arnaud homered to left on the first pitch.

A.García homered to center on the first pitch.

Sogard grounded out, second baseman Holt to first baseman Moreland, Brosseau scored, Lowe to third.

Grounded out, second baseman Holt to first baseman Moreland, Brosseau scored, Lowe to third.

Benintendi homered to left on the first pitch, Devers scored.

Homered to left on the first pitch, Devers scored.

A.García doubled to left, d'Arnaud scored, Meadows scored.

Doubled to left, d'Arnaud scored, Meadows scored.

Red Sox first.  Betts walked.  Devers popped out to third baseman Duffy.  Bogaerts popped out to shortstop Adames.  Martinez singled to center, Betts to third.  Benintendi walked on four pitches, Martinez to second.  Moreland singled to right, Betts scored, Martinez scored, Benintendi to third.  Vázquez flied out to center fielder Heredia.

Rays third.  Zunino struck out.  Duffy doubled to left.  d'Arnaud struck out.  Meadows tripled to right, Duffy scored.  A.García struck out.

Red Sox third.  Devers singled to center.  Bogaerts singled to right, Devers to third.  Martinez struck out.  Benintendi singled to right, Devers scored, Bogaerts to third.  Moreland grounded into a double play, first baseman d'Arnaud to shortstop Adames to first baseman d'Arnaud, Benintendi out.

Rays fifth.  d'Arnaud homered to left on the first pitch.  Meadows struck out.  A.García homered to center on the first pitch.  Brosseau singled to center.  Lowe doubled to center, Brosseau to third.  Walden pitching.  Sogard pinch-hitting for Adames.  Sogard grounded out, second baseman Holt to first baseman Moreland, Brosseau scored, Lowe to third.  Heredia flied out to right fielder Betts.

Red Sox fifth.  Duffy in as shortstop.  Brosseau in as third baseman.  Sogard in as second baseman.  Devers singled to center.  Bogaerts popped out to second baseman Sogard.  Martinez lined out to center fielder Heredia.  Kolarek pitching.  Benintendi homered to left on the first pitch, Devers scored.  Moreland grounded out, first baseman d'Arnaud unassisted.

Rays sixth.  Zunino grounded out, second baseman Holt to first baseman Moreland.  Duffy grounded out, first baseman Moreland unassisted.  d'Arnaud walked.  Taylor pitching.  Meadows singled to right, d'Arnaud to second.  Brewer pitching.  A.García doubled to left, d'Arnaud scored, Meadows scored.  Brosseau popped out to shortstop Bogaerts.

 The Red Sox took two of three at Tampa last week to even the season series at six wins apiece. The Rays, though, are 5-1 at Fenway Park with their pitchers compiling a 1.87 ERA, after going 3-6 at Boston a year ago with a 5.17 team ERA.

 The Red Sox plated 44 runs in taking three of four from the Yankees over the weekend, and are averaging a major league-leading 7.09 runs a game in July. They haven't finished a full calendar month (min. 4 games) averaging at least seven runs since August 2005, when they were at 7.04 per game.

 Rafael Devers went 9-for-19 with six doubles and three RBI in the Yankees series, and his 32 July RBI are the most in the majors while his 11 doubles are tied with the Angels' David Fletcher for the most this month. No Boston batter has finished a month with this many RBI since David Ortiz drove in 35 in July 2006.

 The Rays' Travis d'Arnaud had seven RBI as the Rays took two of three in Toronto over the weekend. In his last 15 games, he is slashing .339/.409/.763 with seven homers and 22 RBI -- the most RBI by a Ray over a 15-game span since Evan Longoria drove in 23 in 2011.

 Charlie Morton and David Price square off for the second time in six days in the opener, with Morton outdueling Price in the first meeting, striking out 11 and walking none in a 3-2 win last Wednesday. The only other time a Tampa pitcher struck out at least 11 Red Sox while walking none was when Price did it on Sept. 25, 2012, with 13 strikeouts.

 Rick Porcello, slated to start Wednesday, is 0-3 with a 5.14 ERA in his last five starts against the Rays. He has won his last four starts overall despite a 7.54 ERA, and since 1920, no other pitcher has ever won four consecutive starts with an ERA that high.

HP - Timmons, 1B - Barber, 2B - Winters, 3B - Drake

With second place in the American League East well up for grabs, the Boston Red Sox play host to the Tampa Bay Rays for a three-game series beginning Tuesday.
The two teams have swapped positions in the standings several times over the past week, with the Rays currently holding second place by a half game. Riding high off its biggest comeback win since 2012, Tampa Bay will send right-hander Charlie Morton (12-3, 2.60 ERA) to the mound.

Red Sox-Rays set to begin AL East duel

BOSTON (AP)  On second thought, Kevin Cash wouldn't have lifted AL ERA leader Charlie Morton from a one-run game with two out in the fifth inning.
''He deserves that opportunity, and I wish I would have given that to him,'' the Rays manager said after Tampa Bay coughed up the lead, then rallied to beat Boston 6-5 on Tuesday night. ''I'm fortunate the guys picked me up.''

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Tampa Bay Rays @ Boston Red Sox on July 30, 2019

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