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Yankees

Tsutsugo grounded out, shortstop Torres to first baseman Voit.

Martínez singled to center, Renfroe to second.

Wendle flied out to left fielder Tauchman.

Grounded out, shortstop Torres to first baseman Voit.

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

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

Voit singled to center, Stanton scored, Torres to second.

Singled to center, Stanton scored, Torres to second.

Meadows singled to left, Adames scored, Kiermaier scored, Díaz to second.

Singled to left, Adames scored, Kiermaier scored, Díaz to second.

Smith singled to left, Choi scored, Wendle scored, Kiermaier to third.

Singled to left, Choi scored, Wendle scored, Kiermaier to third.

LeMahieu singled to center, Urshela scored, Kratz scored.

Singled to center, Urshela scored, Kratz scored.

Rays first.  Meadows doubled to center.  Lowe struck out.  Martínez grounded out, pitcher King to first baseman Voit, Meadows to third.  Choi walked on four pitches.  Wendle walked on a full count, Choi to second.  Tsutsugo walked on a full count, Meadows scored, Choi to third, Wendle to second.  Adames grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Urshela to second baseman LeMahieu, Tsutsugo out.

Yankees fourth.  Fairbanks pitching.  Hicks grounded out, shortstop Adames to first baseman Choi.  Stanton walked on a full count.  On Fairbanks' wild pitch, Stanton to second.  Torres singled to center, Stanton to third.  Voit singled to center, Stanton scored, Torres to second.  Torres was out advancing, center fielder Kiermaier to third baseman Wendle, Torres out.  Tauchman struck out.

Rays fourth.  Wendle flied out to center fielder Hicks.  Tsutsugo grounded out, pitcher King to first baseman Voit.  Adames walked on a full count.  Kiermaier walked, Adames to second.  Avilán pitching.  Díaz pinch-hitting for Perez.  Díaz walked on a full count, Adames to third, Kiermaier to second.  Meadows singled to left, Adames scored, Kiermaier scored, Díaz to second.  Renfroe pinch-hitting for Lowe.  Renfroe walked on a full count, Díaz to third, Meadows to second.  Martínez grounded out, second baseman LeMahieu to first baseman Voit.

Rays fifth.  Abreu pitching.  Choi singled to center.  Wendle was hit by a pitch, Choi to second.  Tsutsugo flied out to center fielder Hicks.  Adames struck out.  Kiermaier walked on four pitches, Choi to third, Wendle to second.  Smith singled to left, Choi scored, Wendle scored, Kiermaier to third.  Meadows grounded out, second baseman LeMahieu to first baseman Voit.

Yankees seventh.  Wendle in as third baseman.  Brosseau in as second baseman.  Voit singled to left.  Tauchman grounded into a double play, second baseman Brosseau to shortstop Adames to first baseman Choi, Voit out.  Urshela singled to center.  Kratz doubled to right, Urshela to third.  LeMahieu singled to center, Urshela scored, Kratz scored.  Anderson pitching.  On defensive indifference, LeMahieu to second.  Judge flied out to center fielder Kiermaier.

 The Yankees went 12-7 against Tampa Bay last year, the fifth straight season they won the season series between the clubs. The Yanks lost their last four games at Tropicana Field, however, scoring a total of five runs in those losses (1.25 per game).

 New York has at least one home run in all 12 games this year, the longest such streak to open a season in franchise history. Their 24 home runs lead the majors and are tied for the most through 12 games in team annals (also 24 last year).

 After opening the season 4-1, the Rays have dropped six of their last seven games. They averaged 6.6 runs through their first five contests, compared to 2.6 per game since.

 Last year was Hunter Renfroe's third straight season with at least 25 home runs and fewer than 70 RBI. The only other player in MLB history to do that in three or more straight years is Rob Deer (four straight, from 1989-92).

 Gary Sanchez hit his first home run of the season in yesterday's 5-4 loss to the Phillies, though his batting average still sits at .097 (3-for-31). Sanchez has four homers, seven RBI and 11 strikeouts in his career against Friday Rays starter Blake Snell -- all the most by any batter versus Snell.

 In his last eight starts against the Rays going back to July 2017, Masahiro Tanaka is 4-2 with a 1.79 ERA (11/55.1), striking out 61 while walking just five. His career record versus Tampa Bay stands at 10-4 in 18 starts.

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

The Tampa Bay Rays turned to their strength Friday night in the series opener against the New York Yankees -- shutdown pitching.
Tampa Bay's staff, using six hurlers, hunkered down and two-hit the Yankees in a 1-0 win, becoming the first team to shut out the slugging Bronx Bombers this year. In fact, they became the first team to hold the Yankees hitless in a game.

Cole, Glasnow face off in 1st game of Yankees-Rays DH

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)  Austin Meadows hit a two-run single, and the Tampa Bay Rays held off the New York Yankees 5-3 for a split of seven-inning games in a doubleheader Saturday.
The Yankees won the opener 8-4 as ace Gerrit Cole came within one strike of earning his 20th straight regular-season win.

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New York Yankees @ Tampa Bay Rays on August 8, 2020

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