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Rays have no answers against Phillies, drop fourth straight game

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Phillies had all the answers Wednesday night, and now the Rays have a season-high losing streak. Philadelphia rallied three times to come back and beat Tampa Bay 8-4 in front of 18,208 at Tropicana Field.

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David Murphy: After All-Star snub, Phillies stars have some making up to do in second half

Nick Castellanos will be dancing on his own at the All-Star Game in Seattle next week. No Bryce Harper. No Trea Turner. No Kyle Schwarber. No Aaron Nola. No Zack Wheeler.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Aaron Nola outduels buddy Zach Eflin to lead Phillies to 3-1 win over Rays

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — A few days ago, Aaron Nola took stock of starting pitching that has carried the Phillies back into wild-card contention over the last month.

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‘I didn’t want to leave:’ Zach Eflin couldn’t rejoin the Phillies. Maybe now, with the Rays, he can beat them.

Zach Eflin isn’t ashamed to admit it: He pays close attention to the Phillies. Like really close. He follows their social media accounts and scans their box scores. He even cheers them on.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Mariners rally from 5-run deficit to beat Rays, 7-6, and take series from MLB’s best team

SEATTLE — Best win of the year?

Tribune News Service

George Kirby sharp, gets unusual amount of support as Mariners sting Rays

SEATTLE — After he struck out Randy Arozarena, the Tampa Bay Rays’ most dangerous hitter, to end the sixth inning Saturday, George Kirby stalked off the mound in disgust.

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Despite Shane McClanahan’s rough return, Rays roll past Mariners

SEATTLE — Shane McClahanan did not deliver anything close to the “regular start” Tampa Bay Rays manager Kevin Cash said they expected after he recovered from a bout with back tightness.

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MLB Reveals Starters for 2023 All-Star Game

Here’s who will take the field for the Midsummer Classic in Seattle.

Sports Illustrated

Quiet most of the night, Rays rally in ninth to beat Diamondbacks

PHOENIX — The Rays looked like they were going down to another defeat Wednesday night, and rather quietly at that.

Tribune News Service

Rays on pace for several team records, individual accomplishments

PHOENIX — A record-tying, opening two-week run, a slew of players making marked improvements in their games, and team-first and next-man-up philosophies were primary identifying characteristics of the Rays’ remarkable performance through the first 81 games.

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Bad start for rookie Taj Bradley, and another bad night for Rays

PHOENIX — The Rays have been impressed and even a bit amazed by how well rookie Taj Bradley performed through his first 10 starts after joining their injury-depleted rotation.

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Royals Finally Win Game Started by Jordan Lyles, Snapping Bafflingly Historic Losing Streak

Kansas City ended a disappointing streak for their veteran right-hander on Saturday against the team with the best record in baseball.

Sports Illustrated

Rays’ Wander Franco Returns From Benching With a Bang in First At-Bat Back in Lineup

Franco wasted no time getting back to work after his brief benching by the Rays.

Sports Illustrated

MLB star dropped for "not being the best teammate" as coach speaks out

Tampa Bay Rays star Wander Franco has been punished by the team and will miss games after falling short of his manager's expectations on "being the best teammate"

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Rays’ Wander Franco Benched for Behavior, Attitude Issue

The 22-year-old star shortstop appears to be going through some growing pains.

Tribune News Service

Orioles bats build early lead, bullpen barely holds on in 8-6 win over Rays

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — In the first two innings Tuesday night, the Orioles made up for three seasons’ worth of struggles against Tyler Glasnow.

Tribune News Service

Fernando Tatis Jr.'s outfield assist helps Padres take series from Rays

SAN DIEGO — The Padres continued to force the action and continued to win.

Sports Illustrated

Padres’ Blake Snell Joins Exclusive MLB Club With Mastery of Rays

The lefty had a strong performance against his former team.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Justin Steele to start Saturday for Cubs

Steele, 27, last started May 31 against the Rays and went on the IL a day later with a left forearm strain.

The Street

MLB Commissioner Gives League's Explanation for Discouraging Pride-themed Uniforms

Most teams will still have a Pride Night this year, but there are other things that baseball commissioner Rob Manfred doesn't think are a "good idea" for teams to do again.

Sports Illustrated

Amid Relocation Drama, the Show Must Go on in Oakland (For Now)

There has been considerable talk of the Athletics’ storied past in Oakland and just as much talk about their uncertain future. But the present? It’s easier just to ignore.

Tribune News Service

Oakland A’s have win streak snapped in front of familiar-sized crowd

OAKLAND, Calif. – JJ Bleday’s three-run home run in the bottom of the second inning Wednesday was exactly the kind of big hit the Oakland A’s had been getting on their season-long seven-game win streak that began earlier this month.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Umpire Quinn Wolcott came unbelievably close to calling a perfect game and MLB fans were impressed

Just a surreal night all around in Oakland.

USA Today Sports Media Group

10 awesome moments (planned silence!) from the Oakland A’s ‘reverse boycott’

From planned silence to "STAY IN OAKLAND!"

Tribune News Service

Oakland A’s stretch win streak to 7 in front of boisterous — and season-high — ‘reverse boycott’ crowd at Coliseum

OAKLAND, Calif. — Playing in front of their biggest — and easily most energized — home crowd of the season, the Oakland A’s remained the hottest team in baseball with a 2-1 win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night.

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