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Wendle grounded out, second baseman Biggio to first baseman Shaw.

Lowe tripled to center, Renfroe scored, Choi scored.

Tripled to center, Renfroe scored, Choi scored.

Grounded out, second baseman Biggio to first baseman Shaw.

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Rays sixth.  Perez walked on a full count.  Brosseau pinch-running for Perez.  Choi doubled to left, Brosseau scored.  Lowe struck out.  Díaz grounded out, shortstop Bichette to first baseman Shaw.  Tsutsugo grounded out, first baseman Shaw to pitcher Shoemaker.

Blue Jays seventh.  Zunino in as catcher.  Fairbanks pitching.  Hernández struck out.  McGuire homered to right on a 1-1 count.  Panik pinch-hitting for Espinal.  Panik struck out.  Bichette singled to right.  Biggio walked on four pitches, Bichette to second.  Anderson pitching.  Gurriel Jr. popped out to catcher Zunino.

Rays eighth.  Gaviglio pitching.  Adames struck out.  Zunino singled to center.  Renfroe pinch-running for Zunino.  Choi walked, Renfroe to second.  Lowe tripled to center, Renfroe scored, Choi scored.  On Gaviglio's balk, Lowe scored.  Díaz walked on four pitches.  Moran pitching.  Tsutsugo struck out.  Wendle grounded out, second baseman Biggio to first baseman Shaw.

 The Blue Jays' winning percentage has gone from .574 in 2015 to .549 in 2016, .469 in 2017, .451 in 2018 and .414 last season. They are the only team in the majors to have their winning percentage drop in each of the last four seasons.

 Last year Bo Bichette and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. became the third teammate duo 21 or younger in AL history (based on season age) to each hit double-digit home runs in the same season, along with Bobby Doerr and Ted Williams (1939 Red Sox) and Bob Coluccio and Darrell Porter (1973 Brewers).

 The Rays have increased their scoring output by at least 20 runs in each of the past five seasons, making them the second team in AL history to do that five seasons in a row, along with the Red Sox from 1908-12.

 Among active players who have had at least 100 career plate appearances against the Blue Jays, Austin Meadows (.391) ranks first in career batting average against Toronto while Willy Adames (.357) ranks third (Michael Brantley is second at .359).

 In his last five starts in AL ballparks, Hyun Jin Ryu has posted a 0.88 ERA, allowing just three earned runs in 30.2 innings while striking out 28.

 Charlie Morton has been named an All-Star in each of the last two seasons at age 34 and 35, the first two selections of his career. He's the second player in the expansion era to have his first two career All-Star selections come in back-to-back seasons at age 34 or older, along with Dennis Martinez (1990-91).

HP - Wendelstedt, 1B - Carapazza, 2B - Scheurwater, 3B - West

Toronto starting pitcher Matt Shoemaker has been training hard for the season since March, and he's hoping to add to the Blue Jays' winning ways.
Shoemaker gets the ball for the Blue Jays as they try to win their season-opening three-game series when they face the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday afternoon in St. Petersburg, Fla.

Jays' Shoemaker eager to take mound against Rays

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)  Brandon Lowe's two-run triple snapped an eighth-inning tie and sent the Tampa Bay Rays over the Toronto Blue Jays 4-1 on Saturday.
Lowe, batted hit .270 with 17 homers and 51 RBIs in 82 games as a first-time AL All-Star in 2019, hit a drive into the gap in right-center field off reliever Sam Gaviglio (0-1). It was especially sweet for the 26-year-old second baseman because he previously was 0 for 9 against the right-hander.

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Toronto Blue Jays @ Tampa Bay Rays on July 25, 2020

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