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Tsutsugo homered to center on a 2-2 count.

Dickerson homered to left on a 1-2 count.

Kiermaier walked on a full count, Wendle scored, Meadows to third, Tsutsugo to second.

Walked on a full count, Wendle scored, Meadows to third, Tsutsugo to second.

Perez doubled to center, Meadows scored, Tsutsugo scored, Kiermaier scored.

Berti doubled to center, Alfaro scored, Brinson scored.

Doubled to center, Alfaro scored, Brinson scored.

Rays second.  Adames struck out.  Tsutsugo homered to center on a 2-2 count.  Margot grounded out, first baseman Cooper to pitcher López.  Kiermaier grounded out, second baseman Berti to first baseman Cooper.

Marlins third.  Dickerson homered to left on a 1-2 count.  Alfaro grounded out, first baseman Choi unassisted.  Brinson singled to center.  Berti grounded into a double play, shortstop Adames to second baseman Lowe to first baseman Choi, Brinson out.

Marlins fourth.  Marte grounded out, shortstop Adames to first baseman Choi.  Cooper grounded out, shortstop Adames to first baseman Choi.  Aguilar homered to left on a 1-1 count.  Anderson struck out.

Rays fourth.  Wendle singled to left.  Wendle stole second.  Meadows walked on a full count.  Adames struck out.  Tsutsugo singled to right, Wendle to third, Meadows to second.  Margot lined out to second baseman Berti.  Kiermaier walked on a full count, Wendle scored, Meadows to third, Tsutsugo to second.  Perez doubled to center, Meadows scored, Tsutsugo scored, Kiermaier scored.  Choi struck out.

Marlins fifth.  M.Rojas grounded out, second baseman Lowe to first baseman Choi.  Dickerson popped out to third baseman Wendle.  Alfaro singled to center.  Brinson singled to left, Alfaro to second.  Berti doubled to center, Alfaro scored, Brinson scored.  Marte hit an infield single to third, Berti to third.  Cooper grounded out, second baseman Lowe to first baseman Choi.

 The Marlins are 14-7 on the road this season, tied with the Indians, Rays and White Sox for the second-best record in baseball (Dodgers, 15-5). Of those 14 road wins, five have been decided by one run, tied with the Brewers and Blue Jays for the most such wins in MLB.

 Tampa Bay is 20-5 since August 8, best record in MLB, and return home after a 5-1 road trip that included a three-game sweep against the Marlins. The Rays are averaging 5.7 runs and hitting .261 on the road this season compared to 4.5 runs and just a .223 average at home.

 The Rays swept the Marlins last week, shutting them out twice as Miami went from a team above .500 to a team below. Tampa Bay is 19-8 against teams at .500 or better, best record and the most such wins by any team in MLB.

 Starling Marte went 3-for-8 with a home run in his first two games in a Marlins uniform. Marte, who is hitting .353 against left-handed pitching this season, joins a Miami team that is hitting a combined .227 against southpaws.

 Mike Brosseau had his second-career multi-homer game on Wednesday, homering twice against the Yankees. It raised his slugging percentage to .692 on the season, third best in MLB (minimum 50 plate appearances) behind Juan Soto (.758) and Aaron Judge (.738).

 Tampa Bay's starters have allowed two or fewer earned runs in 11 consecutive games, the longest active streak in baseball. The starters have posted a combined 1.78 ERA in that time, lowest by any team since August 22.

HP - Foster, 1B - Barber, 2B - Porter, 3B - Wegner

With the New York Yankees in their rear-view mirror, the first-place Tampa Bay Rays are set to renew their Citrus Series rivalry with the Miami Marlins this weekend.
In taking two of three games in Yankee Stadium in a heated series between the top two American League East clubs, Tampa Bay (26-12) left the Bronx 4 1/2 games in front of New York.

Rays look to continue tear against Marlins

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)  Rookie left-hander Josh Fleming won his third consecutive start, Michael Perez hit a three-run double and the AL East-leading Tampa Bay Rays beat the Miami Marlins 5-4 on Friday night.
Yoshi Tsutsugo homered for the Rays, who have won 20 of 25. Tampa Bay has a nine-game winning streak against Miami.

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Miami Marlins @ Tampa Bay Rays on September 4, 2020

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