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Blue Jays

Arozarena grounded out, first baseman Guerrero Jr. unassisted.

Choi lined out to center fielder Grichuk.

Lowe flied out to center fielder Grichuk.

Grounded out, first baseman Guerrero Jr. unassisted.

Rays

Margot homered to left on a 1-1 count, Wendle scored.

Homered to left on a 1-1 count, Wendle scored.

Bichette hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Margot, Tellez scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Margot, Tellez scored.

Rays fourth.  Ray pitching.  Arozarena tripled to center.  Lowe struck out.  Adames walked on a full count.  On Ray's wild pitch, Arozarena scored.  Wendle struck out.  Adames stole second.  Margot fouled out to catcher Jansen.

Rays seventh.  Panik in as second baseman.  Cole pitching.  Adames struck out.  Wendle walked on a full count.  Margot homered to left on a 1-1 count, Wendle scored.  Borucki pitching.  Kiermaier popped out to second baseman Panik.  Zunino struck out.

Blue Jays eighth.  Kirk popped out to second baseman Lowe.  Tellez pinch-hitting for Jansen.  Tellez singled to center.  Biggio doubled to right, Tellez to third.  Bichette hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Margot, Tellez scored.  Grichuk lined out to shortstop Adames.

Charlie Montoyo is the first manager in MLB history to lose 90+ games in his first season as a manager and then make the playoffs in his second season.

Lourdes Gurriel Jr. finished the month of September with a .368 batting average, fourth best in franchise history for a single September (minimum 75 PA) behind Aaron Hill (.406 in 2007), Tony Fernandez (.388 in 1998) and Darrin Fletcher (.370 in 2000).

The Rays' .667 winning percentage this season was tied for the fifth best by any AL team in the divisional era (since 1969), behind the 2001 Mariners (.716), 1998 Yankees (.704), 1995 Indians (.694) and 1969 Orioles (.673).

Randy Arozarena averaged a home run every 9.14 at-bats this season, the third-best rate by a rookie in MLB history (minimum 75 PA) behind Oakland's Matt Olson in 2017 (7.88) and the Mets' Mike Jacobs in 2005 (9.09).

Blake Snell has averaged at least 11.00 strikeouts per nine innings in each of the last three seasons, tied for the longest streak in AL history (minimum 10 starts each season) along with Pedro Martinez (1999-01), Yu Darvish (2013-16), Chris Sale (2017-19) and Gerrit Cole (2018-20).

Matt Shoemaker is 4-0 in seven career starts against the Rays, making him the only active pitcher who has made at least seven starts against Tampa Bay and never lost.

HP - Torres, 1B - Conroy, 2B - Barksdale, 3B - Vondrak, LF - Nauert, RF - Rackley

The Tampa Bay Rays won two-thirds of their games this season to secure both the American League East title and the AL's top seed.
Winners of nine of their past 11 contests, the Rays (40-20) look to continue their good fortune on Tuesday when they host Game 1 of their best-of-three wild-card series against the eighth-seeded Toronto Blue Jays (32-28).

Top-seeded Rays ready for confident Blue Jays

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)  Beyond ace lefty Blake Snell, the small-market Tampa Bay Rays are light on household names.
On the postseason stage, the American League's No. 1 seed showed just where all that dominance is coming from.

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Toronto Blue Jays @ Tampa Bay Rays on September 29, 2020

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