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Meadows homered to right on a full count.

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Pham homered to left on the first pitch, Wendle scored.

Homered to left on the first pitch, Wendle scored.

T.Hernández homered to right on a 2-2 count, McGuire scored.

Homered to right on a 2-2 count, McGuire scored.

A.García singled to center, Davis scored, Lowe to third.

Singled to center, Davis scored, Lowe to third.

Adames struck out, safe on McGuire's passed ball, Lowe scored, A.García to second.

Struck out, safe on McGuire's passed ball, Lowe scored, A.García to second.

Rays third.  Wendle singled to right.  Meadows flied out to center fielder T.Hernández.  Pham homered to left on the first pitch, Wendle scored.  Lowe struck out.  d'Arnaud popped out to second baseman Biggio.

Rays fourth.  Lowe walked.  A.García grounded out, third baseman Guerrero Jr. to first baseman Tellez, Lowe to second.  Kiermaier struck out.  Adames singled to center, Lowe scored.  Wendle flied out to center fielder T.Hernández.

Blue Jays seventh.  Roe pitching.  Guerrero Jr. singled to center.  Drake pitching.  McGuire grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Lowe to third baseman Wendle, Guerrero Jr. out.  T.Hernández homered to right on a 2-2 count, McGuire scored.  R.Ureña struck out.  Fisher struck out.

Rays eighth.  Boshers pitching.  Aguilar pinch-hitting for Lowe.  Aguilar struck out.  Law pitching.  d'Arnaud singled to right.  Lowe hit a ground-rule double to right, d'Arnaud to third.  Davis pinch-running for d'Arnaud.  A.García singled to center, Davis scored, Lowe to third.  Kiermaier struck out.  Adames struck out, safe on McGuire's passed ball, Lowe scored, A.García to third.  Dull pitching.  Wendle struck out, catcher McGuire to first baseman Tellez.

Rays ninth.  Meadows homered to right on a full count.  Pham struck out.  Robertson fouled out to catcher McGuire.  Zunino struck out.

 Tampa Bay allowed 10 runs and posted a 2.50 ERA in a four-game home sweep of Toronto earlier this month. The Rays have won 12 of 16 meetings overall this season and are 4-0-1 in their last five series at Rogers Centre.

 Toronto held on for a 3-2 victory over the Orioles on Wednesday for its 10th win in 15 games, a stretch that includes series wins over the Red Sox and Yankees. The Blue Jays' next loss will give them at least 95 for the first time since finishing 67-95 in 1980.

 The Rays won for the sixth time in seven games with a combined one-hitter in a 4-0 victory over the Yankees on Thursday. Tampa Bay is an AL-best 19-6 since August 29 and enters this series one game behind Oakland for the AL's top wild card and two games ahead of Cleveland for the second.

 Austin Meadows is 29-for-65 (.446) with seven homers and 16 RBI this season against the Jays. That average is the best in the AL by any player against any opponent this season (min. 50 PA). Meadows' 1.375 OPS vs. Toronto is the second-best in team history against a single opponent (Ben Zobrist, 1.404 vs. Orioles in 2009).

 Rowdy Tellez hit two homers Wednesday to become the fourth rookie in Toronto history with 20. The Blue Jays have 11 multi-homer games from rookies this season, most in MLB history. Tellez (3), Vladimir Guerrero (2), Bo Bichette (2), Cavan Biggio (2), Billy McKinney and Danny Jansen are the rookies to accomplish that.

 Avisail Garcia is batting .367 (18-for-49) with three homers and 10 RBI during a 12-game hitting streak against the Blue Jays. That's the second-longest single-season streak by a Rays player against Toronto, trailing only Travis Lee's 14-game run in 2003.

HP - Diaz, 1B - Randazzo, 2B - Nelson, 3B - Hamari

The mission is simple for the Tampa Bay Rays in their three-game series with the host Toronto Blue Jays: Win and they're in the postseason.
The Rays will open the final series of the regular season Friday night in the midst of a three-team race for the two American League wild-card spots with the Cleveland Indians and the Oakland Athletics.

Rays head to Toronto with playoffs in sight

TORONTO (AP)  Last year, 90 wins wasn't enough for the Tampa Bay Rays.
This year, 96 proved to be the number the Rays needed to reach the postseason.

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Tampa Bay Rays @ Toronto Blue Jays on September 27, 2019

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