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Rosario grounded into a double play, shortstop Adames to second baseman Lowe to first baseman Lowe, Nimmo out.

Frazier singled to right, Smith to second.

Canó singled to center, Smith to third, Frazier to second.

Singled to center, Smith to third, Frazier to second.

Alonso grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Wendle unassisted, Smith scored, Frazier out, Giménez to second.

Grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Wendle unassisted, Smith scored, Frazier out, Giménez to second.

Grounded into a double play, shortstop Adames to second baseman Lowe to first baseman Lowe, Nimmo out.

Mets

Alonso homered to right on the first pitch.

On Wilson's wild pitch, Adames scored, Kiermaier to second.

Heredia homered to center on a full count.

Rays second.  Lowe flied out to left fielder Smith.  Wendle struck out.  Adames homered to right on a 0-1 count.  Kiermaier flied out to center fielder Heredia.

Mets second.  Canó homered to left on a 2-2 count.  Alonso walked on a full count.  Rosario struck out.  Heredia struck out.  On Snell's wild pitch, Alonso to second.  Chirinos walked on a full count.  McNeil singled to center, Alonso to third, Chirinos to second.  Alonso was out advancing, center fielder Kiermaier to catcher Perez, Alonso out.

Mets fourth.  Canó grounded out, first baseman Lowe to pitcher Snell.  Alonso homered to right on the first pitch.  Rosario grounded out, catcher Perez to first baseman Lowe.  Heredia struck out.

Mets sixth.  Smith doubled to left.  Frazier struck out.  Canó grounded out, shortstop Adames to first baseman Lowe, Smith to third.  Curtiss pitching.  Alonso singled to left, Smith scored.  Rosario grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Adames to second baseman Lowe, Alonso out.

Rays seventh.  Lowe grounded out, second baseman Canó to first baseman Alonso.  Wendle singled to center.  Adames safe at first on fielder's choice plus fielding error by third baseman Frazier, Wendle to second.  Wilson pitching.  Wendle stole third, Adames stole second.  Kiermaier grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Frazier to catcher Chirinos, Wendle out, Adames to third.  Renfroe pinch-hitting for Phillips.  On Wilson's wild pitch, Adames scored, Kiermaier to second.  Renfroe struck out.

Mets seventh.  Renfroe in as right fielder.  Heredia homered to center on a full count.  Chirinos flied out to left fielder Arozarena.  McNeil struck out, catcher Perez to first baseman Lowe.  Davis struck out.

Mets eighth.  Smith in as catcher.  Smith was hit by a pitch.  Frazier singled to right, Smith to second.  Canó singled to center, Smith to third, Frazier to second.  Giménez pinch-running for Canó.  Alonso grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Wendle unassisted, Smith scored, Frazier out, Giménez to second.  Nimmo pinch-running for Alonso.  Rosario grounded into a double play, shortstop Adames to second baseman Lowe to first baseman Lowe, Nimmo out.

 Tampa Bay and New York meet for the first time since 2018, when the Rays took two of three at Citi Field. Tampa Bay's .213 batting average in interleague games this season is the third-worst mark in MLB (Cin, .192; Min, .193).

 The Mets dropped two of three at home against the Braves over the weekend, being outscored 24-9. New York is scoring an average of 4.56 runs per game against its own division this season but is averaging 5.71 runs per game against the AL East.

 The Rays took four of five games from Thursday to Sunday in Baltimore. Tampa Bay started the season 4-6 as visitors with a 5.82 road ERA. Since then, the Rays are 14-4 on the road and their staff has posted a 3.24 ERA away from Tropicana Field.

 Michael Conforto is batting .328 this season after a .257 batting average last season. That .071 improvement in batting average is the second-largest jump in the majors this season, behind only Marcell Ozuna's +.076 (min. 3.1 PA/Team G both seasons).

 The Rays are 7-3 in their last 10 games with a lineup led by Brandon Lowe and Nate Lowe, who have combined for 22 hits, five home runs, 14 RBI and a 1.059 OPS over that span.

 The Rays have MLB's best record in one-run games at 12-5 (.706). The Mets are the third-worst team in games decided by one run with a 5-9 (.357) record (Pit, 6-14, .300; Bos, 4-8, .333).

HP - Rackley, 1B - Barksdale, 2B - Conroy, 3B - Vanover

With one more win, the Tampa Bay Rays can celebrate a division title 10 years in the making.
The New York Mets, meanwhile, could win six more games, but any celebrations are likely going to have to wait until at least next year.

Rays eye magic number, face sinking Mets

NEW YORK (AP)  The thrifty Tampa Bay Rays have spent a decade trying to take down the big spenders in their division.
They'll have to wait at least one more night to put away the New York Yankees.

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Tampa Bay Rays @ New York Mets on September 22, 2020

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