TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 2015 vs. TORONTO BLUE JAYSRH Chris Archer (8-4, 2.18) vs. RH R.A. Dickey (3-6, 4.96)

THEY CAN SKATE…BUT CAN THEY HIT?—Today at 4 p.m., five play-ers from the Eastern Conference Champion Tampa Bay Lightning will take batting practice on the field: G Ben Bishop, C Brian Boyle, D Braydon Coburn, C Alex Killorn and C Steven Stamkos.

TUESDAY’S CHAMPION—Before every Tuesday home game at Tropi-cana Field, the Rays host a child from the Make-A-Wish Foundation or Children’s Dream Fund as a part of the “Tuesday’s Champion” program…today, the Rays welcome Make-a-Wish’s James Dolan, 5, who suffers from a disease of the digestive system…James will be on the field during Rays batting practice as part of his day at the ballpark.

ROSTER MOVE—After last night’s game, the Rays optioned LH Enny Romero to Triple-A Durham…today the Rays recalled RH Kirby Yates.

RAY MATTER—The Rays suffered an 8-5 loss last night in the lid-lifter of a 10-game homestand, their second consecutive loss on the heels of a 4-game winning streak…they have still won 8 of their last 11 games and 14 of their last 20 (since June 2)…they remained alone atop the AL East, as second-place New York lost to Philadelphia…the Rays have held sole possession of first place for 8 straight days, and a share of first for 10 straight days…overall this season, they’ve had a share of first place 20 days, including 13 days alone on top…the last time they had sole possession of first place this late in the season was end of play July 30, 2013.

Ê In their last 2 home games, the Rays have allowed 16 runs (June 16 vs. WAS) and 8 runs (last night)…in between, they allowed a total of 6 runs on a 5-game road trip.

Ê The Rays are 14-7 in the month of June, 3rd-best record in the ma-jors (see chart)…with a win tonight, they’d clinch a winning month of June for the first time since 2011 (16-11).

Ê Last night the Rays fell to 28-6 (.824) when they score first, still best in the majors, compared to 11-26 when their opponent scores first.

TIGHTLY BUNCHED—The top four teams in the AL East are separated by only 2.5 games—the closest the division’s top four teams have been on this date since divisional play began in 1969…it’s the closest any division’s top four teams have been on this date since the NL West in 2006 (four teams within 2.0 games)…these four AL East clubs have four of the majors’ six best records in the month of June (see chart).

UNTIMELY HITTING—The Rays 15 hits last night were their most in a loss since Aug 7, 2013 at ARI (16)…their 14 LOB were their most in a 9-inning game since June 6, 2014 vs. SEA (15)…they went 4-for-18 with RISP, and their 11 SO with RISP tied a club record (Sep 29, 2012 at CWS)…Rays have outhit opponents 22-14 the last 2 games yet lost them both, going 4-for-26 (.154) with RISP.

RAYS vs. BLUE JAYS—The Rays are 6-2 vs. Toronto this season (3-1 at home, 3-1 on road)…this is their first series in nearly two months, since April 24-26, when the Rays outscored them 21-6 and completed their first sweep of Toronto at home since Sep 21-23, 2012…the Rays 161 wins are their most against any opponent…their 161-142 (.531) record is their 2nd best vs. an AL opponent (16-10 vs. HOU)…the Rays were 8-11 last year, ending a streak of six straight winning seasons vs. the Jays, during which time they were 72-37.

AGAINST THE BEST—Tonight’s starter RH Chris Archer is 1-0 with a 1.41 ERA (32-IP, 5-ER) in 5 career starts against former Cy Young winners…the Rays are 2-3 in those games, with wins over DET Justin Verlander and TOR R.A. Dickey in 2013…he’s faced SEA Felix Hernandez twice, and the two pitchers haven’t allowed a run in a combined 31.1 IP in those 2 games…his lone win was against on July 21, 2013 at TOR (7-IP, 5-H, 1-R/ER, won 4-3).

RUNNIN’ RAYS—Last night the Rays recorded 5 SB, their most in a game since July 3, 2012 vs. NYY (5)…they had 3 SB in the 1st inning, their most in any inning since May 18, 2012 vs. ATL (3)…their 54 SB this year are twice their total last year after 72 games (27)…they rank 4th in the majors and 2nd in the AL, behind Houston (56).

NO PLACE LIKE ROAD—The Rays are a major-league-best 21-12 (.636) on the road, compared to 19-20 at home…the Rays are the only first-place team with a losing record at home, and are one of three teams in the majors with a losing record at home but a winning record overall (Rangers, Giants)…

Rays pitchers lead the majors with a 2.77 ERA (292.2-IP, 90-ER) on the road, compared to a 3.83 mark at home (11th in AL, 20th in majors).

OBSTACLE COURSE—The Rays stand alone in first place at 40-32 despite: Ê using a major-league-most 44 players (tied with ATL), 26 pitchers, 21

relief pitchers and 16 rookies…according to Stats LLC: Ê 44 players used is a club record before the All-Star break

(43 in 2003) Ê 26 pitchers used is a club record (25 in 2006)…the Rays are

one of only 10 teams in major league history to use 26 pitch-ers before the All-Star break, and only three teams have used more pitchers before the break: the 2013 Blue Jays (29), 2014 Angels (28) and 2014 Rangers (28)…the Rays have a chance to become the first team since divisional play began in 1969 to lead the majors in pitchers used and win their division.

Ê 21 relievers used is 2 shy of the club record (2004) Ê 16 rookies ties the club record (2001, 2011)…7 are on the

roster currently. Ê sending 17 players to the disabled list for a total of 19 stints, one shy

of Texas (20 stints) for most in the majors…that includes seven DL stints by six starting pitchers…the DL “peaked” at a club-record 13 players on April 23 and stands at 11 players currently.

THE PERFECT MAN—Last night RH Steve Geltz set the Rays franchise re-cord for consecutive batters retired, with 28…he passed RH Kyle Farnsworth who retired 26 in a row, July 28–Aug 23, 2001…21 of Geltz’s 28 batters have come since he was kissed by Paula Abdul on June 11, after catching her ceremonial first pitch…the major league record is 46, by SF Yusmeiro Petit in 2014 …Geltz ranks 6th among major league relievers with a .128 opp avg.

LOGAN FORSYTHE—Has raised his batting avg. by 29 points, from .264 to .293, in his last 8 games (all starts) since June 15, batting .500/.559/.633 (15-for-30) over that span…has recorded multiple hits in 6 of those 8 games, including three 3-hit efforts…leads the team with 17 multi-hit games, 72 hits and 14 2B…among AL second basemen, ranks among the top 3 in RBI (32, 3rd), avg., (.293, 3rd), OBP (.371, 2nd), SLG (.455, 3rd) and XBH (23, 3rd).

HE CAN HIT—OF Joey Butler took over the Rays Twitter account this af-ternoon to answer fan questions…his 3-hit game last night raised his season avg. to .338, highest by a rookie on this date in franchise history and the high-est by a major league rookie (min. 130 PA) since LAA Mike Trout in 2012…since his May 3 call-up, he ranks 4th overall in the AL in batting and ranks among AL rookie leaders in avg. (.338, 1st), OBP (.375, 2nd), SLG (.523, 1st), doubles (10, T-1st), XBH (16, 2nd), HR (6, 2nd), RBI (19, 2nd) and hits (51, 2nd)…leads the team in avg., OBP, SLG, 2B and hits over that span.

Ê According to Baseball Reference, Butler is batting .567/.567/.967 (17-for-30) when going to the opposite field, with 3 HR and 7 RBI.

’PEN ON HISTORIC PACE—The Rays have a save in all but 8 of their 40 wins…they’re on pace for 72 saves this season, which would break the 1990 White Sox’s major league record of 68…the club record is 52 (2008)…their 32 saves are T-3rd most (with the 1990 White Sox) in major league history through 72 games, after the 1997 Orioles (35) and 2001 Mariners (34)…the Rays bullpen leads the majors with 244 IP…their 232 relief apps trail only Joe Maddon’s Cubs (235) in the majors and put them on pace for a club-record 522 (510 in 2009).

THE WALKING WOUNDED—LH Matt Moore (Tommy John surgery) will throw a bullpen today…RH Jake Odorizzi (left oblique strain) and RH An-drew Bellatti (right shoulder inflammation) threw bullpen sessions yes-terday and will throw bullpens again tomorrow…LH Drew Smyly (torn left labrum) will play light catch today…DH John Jaso (left wrist contusion) has been working out with the team over the past week and may be ready for a rehab assignment this week…INF Tim Beckham (strained right hamstring) played his first rehab game yesterday for Class-A Charlotte and went 1-for-2 as the DH in a rain-shortened game…he will play 5 innings at 2B tonight.

RAYS ON THE RUNWAY—Following tomorrow’s 12:10 p.m. game, several Rays players will participate in the 10th annual Rays on the Runway fashion show at the Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront…the sold-out fashion show and meet-and-greet benefits the Children’s Dream Fund…Emily Austen and DJ Fresh will serve as emcees…doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the runway begins at 8 p.m. …media interested in attending should contact Carli Todd at ctodd@raysbaseball.com.

First Pitch: 7:10 p.m. | Location: Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg, FL | TV: Sun Sports | Radio: WDAE 620 AM, WGES 680 AM (Spanish)Game No.: 73 (40-32) | Home Game No.: 40 (19-20) | All-Time Game No.: 2,825 (1,312-1,512) | All-Time Home Game No.: 1,415 (721-693)

April: 12-10 | May: 14-15 | June: 14-7

Upcoming Games Opp. Time TV Rays Starting Pitcher Opp. Starting PitcherWed., June 24 TOR 12:10 p.m. Sun Sports RH Nathan Karns (4-3, 3.53) RH Marco Estrada (5-3, 3.92)

**All games broadcast on WDAE 620 AM; Sat and Sun games will be broadcast in Spanish on WGES 680 AM. All times Eastern Standard Time (EST).**

BEST RECORD, MLB, JUNEToronto 15-5 (.750)Pittsburgh 13-6 (.684)Tampa Bay 14-7 (.667)Baltimore 13-7 (.650) New York-AL 12-7 (.632)St. Louis 12-7 (.632)

#16 KEVIN CASH, MANAGER

TONIGHT’S STARTER—RH CHRIS ARCHER (8-4, 2.18)

Ê LAST START—On Thu at WAS, went 5 IP, his shortest start since May 7 vs. TEX (3.1 IP), allowed 3 ER and had a season-low 3 SO, but got the win after the Rays 4-run 6th inning…allowed a pair of 1st-inning runs, on a Bryce Harper single and Danny Espinosa forceout…third run came on a Yunel Escobar 2nd-inning single…was replaced after the Rays pinch-hit for the pitchers spot in the 6th…needed 53 pitches to get through the first 2 innings, compared to 36 pitches in his final 3…his line: W, 5 IP, 8 H, 3 R/ER, 2 BB, 3 SO, 89 pit, 62 str.

Ê LEAGUE LEADERS—Ranks among AL leaders in SO (116, 3rd), ERA (2.18, 2nd), wins (8, T-2nd), innings (95.0, 8th), starts (15, T-1st), SO/9 IP (10.99, 3rd), HR/9 IP (0.47, 4th), WHIP (1.00, 4th), opp avg. (.207, 4th), opp OBP (.261, 5th) and opp SLG (.277, 3rd)…averaging 5.04 SO/BB, more than double his 2014 rate (2.40)…according to STATS LLC, opposing hitters have missed on 30.0 pct. of their swings, 2nd-highest rate in the AL.

Ê CHANNELING PEDRO—Only one other pitcher in the majors can match his combination of wins (8), SO (116) and ERA (2.18): WAS Max Scherzer (8-5, 102.1-IP, 123-SO)…the last three pitchers to match that combination on this date were NYY Masahiro Tanaka (2014), BOS Pe-dro Martinez and ARI Randy Johnson…Pedro and Johnson both did it en route to winning Cy Young Awards…Pedro was 9-3, 130 SO, 1.18 ERA on this date and Johnson was 11-1, 158 SO, 1.47 ERA.

Ê THE WIN COLUMN—Has won 5 straight decisions, tying his career high (June 23–July 27, 2013)…the Rays have won 7 of his last 8 starts (since May 12)…is 6-0 on the road, becoming the first in club history to start the season winning his first 6 road decisions (prev. 5, Jeff Nie-mann in 2010).

Ê ONE AND DONE—Has yielded 1 earned run or fewer in 9 of his 15 starts this year, and in a major-league-leading 25 of his 47 (53.2 pct.) starts since the start of 2014…next are SEA Felix Hernandez (24), LAD Zack Greinke (24) and DET/WAS Max Scherzer (24).

Ê BACK AND FORTH—Ranks 3rd in the AL with 116 SO, behind CWS Chris Sale (119) and CLE Corey Kluber (117)…Archer has held at least a share of the AL lead in strikeouts at the end of play of 23 days this season…Sale, Kluber and Archer all reached 100 SO in their 12th start…Archer tied David Price (2014) for fewest starts to reach 100 in franchise history.

Ê SLIDE RULES—Archer is throwing a career-high 39.4 percent sliders, 2nd in the majors and most in the AL (see chart)…has a major-league-most 83 strikeouts with the slider (75 swinging, 8 called), accounting for 71.6 percent of his total strikeouts this season…Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times had this quote from former teammate and cur-rent Detroit Tigers LH David Price, in a recent piece on Archer’s slider:

Ê MAKING HISTORY—From May 27–June 7, became the first player in the modern era (since 1900) to record 10-plus strikeouts and no walks in 3 consecutive starts, according to the Elias Sports Bureau…in those 3 starts, he went 2-0 with a 0.39 ERA (23-IP, 14-H, 2-R, 1-ER, 0-BB, 38-SO)…his 38 SO were the most ever in a three-start stretch without issuing a walk…named the AL Player of the Week for June 1-7.

Ê COMMUNITY CORNER—On Saturday, Archer made a surprise visit to Brookside Park (in Cleveland) to visit the local Junior Boys RBI team…he spoke to a group of almost twenty 13-to-15-year-olds, did a little Q-and-A, and stuck around for their practice.

Ê K’s FOR KIDS—For every strikeout Archer logs this season, he will join the Rays and WTSP 10 News to each donate $25 to be split among Burg Baseball Inc. and RBI Baseball of Tampa…his 116 SO have already raised $8,700 for the youth leagues this year.

Ê Ejected on May 10 vs. TEX in the 5th inning by HP umpire Mike Estabrook for arguing balls and strikes…was his second ejection as a manager.

Ê 37-year-old manager is the youngest skipper in the majors since ARI A.J. Hinch (34) in 2009 and youngest active manager/head coach in the four major sports, ahead of Boston Celtics head coach Brad Stevens (38).

Ê Is the fifth manager in Rays history…is the sixth Tampa-born manager

in ML history and second to manage the Rays…joins Hall of Famers Al Lopez and Tony La Russa, Lou Piniella, Dave Miley and John Hart.

Ê Played 12 professional seasons as a catcher, including parts of eight sea-sons in the majors (2002-10)…spent two years (2005-06) in the Rays org., and appeared in 13 major league games in 2005 for Lou Piniella.

Ê LAST START—On Fri at CLE, allowed consecutive hits (Jason Kipnis double, Francisco Lindor single) to lead off the game, and threw 2 WP in the inning—the first of which scored Kipnis…did not allow a run after that, and left with a 2-1 lead in the 6th…faced 3 batters in the 6th: single, single, strikeout and was removed…Xavier Cedeño stranded both inherited runners with a pair of strikeouts…his line: 5.1 IP, 6 H, 1 R/ER, 1 BB, 4 SO, 88 pitches, 57 strikes.

Ê 1st INNING—Has given up a 1st-inning run in 3 of his last 4 starts…out of his 33 runs (31 earned) allowed this season, 10 runs (9 earned) have come in the 1st inning for a 5.79 ERA in the frame…has a 3.05 ERA (65-IP, 22-ER) after the 1st inning.

Ê RISP-Y BUSINESS—Has held opponents to a .197/.257/.288 (13-for-66) line against him with RISP, 6th lowest avg. in the AL…in his last 2

starts, the White Sox and Indians have combined to go 2-for-15 (.133) against him with RISP…the major league avg. with RISP is .259.

Ê THE TURNAROUND—In his first 4 starts, was 1-1 with a 5.32 ERA (23.2-IP, 16-H, 14-ER, 14-BB, 20-SO, 5-HR)…over his last 10 starts beginning April 27, is 3-2 with a 2.77 ERA (55.1-IP, 51-H, 17-ER, 17-BB, 52-SO, 4-HR)…has made 10 total starts of 2 runs or fewer, T-2nd in the AL…is 4-1 with a 1.91 ERA (56.2-IP, 12-ER) and 58 SO in those 10 games.

Ê vs. TORONTO—Only career start/app against the Blue Jays was his Rays debut, Sep 12, 2014 at Rogers Centre…earned his first career victory, 1-0 over J.A. Happ…totaled 7 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 8 SO, becoming the first in franchise history to go 7-plus IP and allow 2 H or fewer in his Rays debut…tied Steve Trachsel (April 3, 2000 at MIN) for the longest scoreless outing in a Rays debut…his 114 pitches were the most ever in a Rays debut.

TOMORROW’S STARTER—RH NATHAN KARNS (4-3, 3.53)

YEAR CLUB W-L ERA G GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO HR Avg.2014 Tampa Bay 10-9 3.33 32 32 0 0 194.2 177 85 72 72 173 12 .2432015 Tampa Bay 8-4 2.18 15 15 0 0 95.0 72 26 23 23 116 5 .207Career Majors 28-23 3.14 76 74 2 2 447.2 379 177 156 146 426 35 .229

2015 SPLITSvs. RH: .206 (34-165), 3-HRvs. LH: .209 (38-182), 2-HRHome: 2-4, 2.95 ERA (55.0-IP, 18-ER)Road: 6-0, 1.13 ERA (40.0-IP, 5-ER)

ARCHER vs. BLUE JAYSCAREER—Is 4-1 with a 2.67 ERA (67.1-IP, 20-ER) in 11 career starts against the Blue Jays, most career starts against any team…is 2-1 with a 4.06 ERA (31-IP, 14-ER) in 5 career starts against the Blue Jays at Tropicana Field.2015—Has already faced them twice this season, and has only allowed 4 H and 0 R in 14 IP, with 18 SO…since data is available (1914), the only other pitcher to make consecutive starts of 7-plus IP, 2 hits or fewer and no runs against the Blue Jays is OAK Ron Darling in 1992.

2015 GAME LOGGAME DEC ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR HB WP P/K FINAL OPP. LEFT4/6 vs. BAL L-1 4.76 5.2 6 4 3 1 5 2 0 0 85/59 L, 2-6 Tillman down, 4-04/11 at MIA W-1 2.13 7.0 1 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 84/57 W, 2-0 Cosart up, 2-04/16 at TOR W-2 1.37 7.0 2 0 0 2 11 0 2 0 109/68 W, 4-2 Sanchez up, 4-04/21 vs. BOS L-2 1.07 5.2 7 1 0 1 9 0 0 1 106/72 L, 0-1 Miley down, 1-04/26 vs. TOR W-3 0.84 7.0 2 0 0 1 7 0 0 0 93/64 W, 5-1 Buehrle up, 5-0APRIL 3-2 0.84 32.1 18 5 3 6 37 2 2 1 -- -- -- --5/2 vs. BAL L-3 1.64 6.0 6 4 4 4 5 1 0 0 110/68 L, 0-4 Gonzalez down, 4-05/7 vs. TEX L-4 2.59 3.1 4 5 5 4 8 0 0 1 92/52 L, 4-5 Martinez down, 4-05/12 vs. NYY -- 2.59 7.0 7 2 2 1 8 0 0 0 105/74 W, 4-2 Eovaldi tied, 2-25/17 at MIN W-4 2.47 6.0 4 1 1 1 4 0 0 0 87/56 W, 11-3 Gibson up, 8-15/22 vs. OAK W-5 2.40 5.1 6 1 1 4 8 1 0 1 107/65 W, 5-2 Kazmir up, 3-15/27 vs. SEA -- 2.12 8.0 2 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 95/65 L, 0-3 Hernandez tied, 0-0MAY 2-2 3.28 35.2 29 13 13 14 45 2 0 2 -- -- -- --6/2 at LAA W-6 2.01 8.0 6 1 1 0 15 1 0 1 105/80 W, 6-1 Wilson up, 6-16/7 at SEA W-7 1.84 7.0 6 1 0 0 11 0 0 0 113/77 W, 3-1 Montgomery up, 3-16/13 vs. CWS -- 2.00 7.0 5 3 3 1 5 0 0 1 93/68 W, 5-4 Samardzija up, 3-26/18 at WAS W-8 2.18 5.0 8 3 3 2 3 0 0 0 89/62 W, 5-3 Fister up, 5-3JUNE 3-0 2.33 27.0 25 8 7 3 34 1 0 2 -- -- -- --

SLIDER PCT.,MLB, 2015

Tyson Ross, SD 46.1Chris Archer, TB 39.4Collin McHugh, HOU 37.2Jason Hammel, CHC 37.1Francisco Liriano, PIT 33.8

Source: FanGraphs

“i I don’t think baseball has ever seen this pitch before. It’s the best pitch in baseball by far. Chris Sale has an unbelievable slider and changeup, and Felix (Hernandez’s) changeup is phenomenal, and (Clayton) Kershaw’s curveball is really good. …But if anybody in

baseball could have one pitch, it’s got to be Archer’s slider.— David Price, Detroit Tigers LHP

RAYS HITTER NOTES#9 JOEY BUTLER, OF Mon: 3-5 CLE Series: 3-10, HR, RBI, 2-BB, 2-R Trip: 4-15, 2-HR, 2-RBI, 2-BB, 3-R vs. LH: .358 (19-53), 3-HR2015: .338/.375/.523, 6-HR, 19-RBI, 5-SB Current Hitting Streak: 1G (.600, 3-5) RISP: .273 (9-33) vs. RH: .327 (32-98), 3-HR

Ê Since his selection on May 3, ranks 4th in the AL in batting (.338)…ranks among AL rookie leaders in avg. (.338, 1st), OBP (.375, 2nd), SLG (.523, 1st), doubles (10, T-1st), XBH (16, 2nd), HR (6, 2nd), RBI (19, 2nd) and hits (51, 2nd)…leads the team in avg., OBP, SLG, 2B and hits over that span.

Ê According to Baseball Reference, is batting .567/.567/.967 (17-for-30) when going to the opposite field, with 3 HR and 7 RBI. Ê Batting .372/.407/.581 (32-for-86) in 22 games (all starts) since May 30…has recorded 10 multi-hit games over that span. Ê His .338 avg. is the highest by a rookie on this date in franchise history and the highest by a major league rookie (min. 130 PA) since Mike Trout in 2012. Ê Has played in 43 games with 38 starts (28-DH, 10-LF)…homered in consecutive games Thu at WAS and Fri at CLE for the first time in his career,

giving him 6 HR this season—4th on the team…five of his 6 HR, including his last four, have come on the road.

#13 ASDRUBAL CABRERA, INF Mon: 0-3 CLE Series: 3-11, HR, RBI, BB, R Trip: 5-19, HR, RBI, BB, 2-R vs. LH: .186 (11-59), 1-HR2015: .205/.264/.318, 4-HR, 16-RBI, 3-SB Current Hitting Streak: 0-for-5 RISP: .131 (8-61) vs. RH: .211 (38-180), 3-HR

Ê Ejected in the 5th by HP umpire Kerwin Danley yesterday at TOR, the 4th ejection of his career (last Game 2 of the 2014 NLDS). Ê Has only made 2 errors, fewest among major league shortstops (min. 40 G)…has a .991 fielding pct., best among major league shortstops. Ê On Fri at CLE, homered in his first at-bat back at Progressive Field, off Carlos Carrasco in the 2nd…has 2 HR in his last 9 G (2 HR in first 59 G). Ê Is on pace for 36 XBH, compared to 49 XBH in 2014…is on pace for 9 HR, compared to at least 14 HR in each of his past 4 seasons (2011-14)…

has a .205 avg. this season after hitting a career-low .241 between the Indians and Nationals in 2014. Ê Batting .131 (8-for-61) with RISP, lowest in the AL…has played in 68 games and made 63 starts (61-SS, 2-DH).

#19 CURT CASALI, C Mon: DNP CLE Series: 0-3 Trip: 3-6, HR, RBI, BB, R vs. LH: .000 (0-1)2015: .333/.400/.667, 1-HR, 1-RBI, 0-SB Current Hitting Streak: 0-for-3 RISP: .000 (0-1) vs. RH: .375 (3-8), 1-HR

Ê Has played in 4 games with 3 starts at catcher since his June 13 recall…became the Rays 16th rookie used, tying the club record (2011, 2001). Ê Had his first career HR on Wed at WAS in the 5th inning, off J. Zimmermann…became the fifth Rays player to hit his first major league HR this season,

joining Tim Beckham, Mikie Mahtook, Allan Dykstra and Joey Butler…had a career-high 3 hits and reached a career-high 4 times, most by a Rays catch-er since Ryan Hanigan on April 19, 2014 vs. NYY…became the first Rays catcher to reach 4 times and catch a shutout since Michel Hernandez in 2009.

Ê Hit .205/.326/.348 (23-for-112) with 4 2B, 4 HR and 13 RBI in 32 games with Triple-A Durham prior to his recall.

#7 DAVID DEJESUS, OF Mon: 1-4, RBI, HBP, SB CLE Series: 2-9, 2B, RBI, 2-BB Trip: 5-14, 2B, 3B, 2-RBI, 2-BB, R vs. LH: .333 (1-3)2015: .299/.359/.443, 5-HR, 23-RBI, 3-SB Current Hitting Streak: 3G (.300, 3-10) RISP: .282 (11-39) vs. RH: .299 (49-164), 5-HR

Ê Had an RBI single in the 1st yesterday vs. TOR…has 23 RBI, exceeding his 2014 output (20), but only 5 RBI in his last 25 games (17 starts) since May 22…is 2-for-his-last-17 with RISP after starting the season 9-for-23 (.391)…batting .205/.294/.273 (9-for-44) in 17 games (12 starts) in June.

Ê His last HR was May 31 at BAL (Oliver Drake)…his next homer will be No. 100 of his career…is 1 HR shy of matching his total from 2014. Ê His last 15 starts have come in the middle of the order…has started at cleanup 13 times, compared to once in his career entering this season. Ê All 45 starts (27-LF, 18-DH) have come vs. RHP…has more starts in the outfield this season (27) than he did in 2014 (13)…hasn’t started against a lefty

since Aug 2, 2013 vs. LAD (with CHC)…has 4 PA vs. left-handed pitching this year, and only had 9 PA vs. LHP last season.

#10 JAKE ELMORE, INF/OF Mon: 1-4, 2B, BB, R CLE Series: 0-7, RBI Trip: 3-14, 2-RBI vs. LH: .314 (11-35)2015: .264/.303/.352, 1-HR, 13-RBI, 1-SB Current Hitting Streak: 1G (.250, 1-4) RISP: .241 (7-29) vs. RH: .232 (13-56), 1-HR

Ê Yesterday vs. TOR had his first XBH since June 5 at SEA…batting .256/.294/.308 (20-for-78) in 23 games (22 starts) since his May 25 recall. Ê Has as many RBI (13) in 30 games (25 starts) with the Rays this season and he did in his career before this season (13 RBI in 87 career games). Ê Has made 25 starts (16-1B, 4-3B, 3-2B, 2-LF)…at 5’9”, is the shortest to ever appear in a game at 1B for the Rays…previous was Rene Rivera (22

innings there in 2015) and Dave Martinez (0.2 innings there in 1998), both 5’10”…has appeared at all 9 positions in his career. Ê Made his second career pitching app on June 16 vs. WAS in the 8th inning…also pitched Aug 19, 2013 at TEX, with HOU.

#11 LOGAN FORSYTHE, INF Mon: 2-3, HR, RBI, 2-BB, R CLE Series: 6-11 Trip: 8-18, 2B, RBI, BB, R vs. LH: .253 (20-79), 5-HR2015: .293/.371/.455, 8-HR, 32-RBI, 7-SB Current Hitting Streak: 2G (.714, 5-7) RISP: .221 (15-68) vs. RH: .311 (52-167), 3-HR

Ê Has raised his avg. by 29 points, from .264 to .293, in his last 8 games (all starts) since June 15, batting .500/.559/.633 (15-for-30) over that span…has recorded multiple hits in 6 of those 8 games, including three 3-hit efforts…hit .159 (7-for-44) in his prev. 13 games before this stretch.

Ê Reached 4 times yesterday vs. TOR, tying his career high (6th time, last Sep 7, 2014 vs. BAL)…had a career-high-tying 2 SB (5th time). Ê Ranks among team leaders in RBI (32, 2nd), HR (8, 2nd), doubles (14, 1st), XBH (23, T-2nd) and multi-hit games (17, 1st). Ê Has already established career highs in RBI (32), HR (8) and 2B (14)…has played in 71 games with 67 starts (49-2B, 11-1B, 4-3B, 3-DH). Ê Among AL second baseman, ranks among the top three in RBI (32, 3rd), avg., (.293, 3rd), OBP (.371, 2nd), SLG (.455, 3rd) and XBH (23, 3rd).

#2 NICK FRANKLIN, INF Mon: 0-2 (def. rep.) CLE Series: 1-5 Trip: 2-8, 2B vs. LH: .217 (5-23)2015: .139/.205/.250, 1-HR, 3-RBI, 1-SB Current Hitting Streak: 0-for-3 RISP: .059 (1-17) vs. RH: .102 (5-49), 1-HR

Ê Is 2-for-his-last-17…has also had hitless streak of 25 and 12 at-bats this season…had a 4-game stretch from June 10-13 where he hit .385/.467/.615 (5-for-13) with 1 2B, 1 3B and 1 HR…had as many hits in that 4-game span (5) as the his other 23 games this season combined (5).

Ê Five of his 10 hits this season have gone for extra bases (3-2B, 1-3B, 1-HR)…the lone home run came on June 1 at LAA, off Garrett Richards. Ê Batting .059 (1-for-17) with RISP, and is 0-for-8 as a PH…has played in 27 G with 17 GS (7-2B, 5-1B, 4-SS, 1-DH), including his first career apps at 1B. Ê Pitched the 9th inning on June 16 vs. WAS, following Jake Elmore’s 8th inning…was the fifth position player to pitch in franchise history.

#5 BRANDON GUYER, OF Mon: DNP CLE Series: DNP Trip: 0-2 vs. LH: .267 (23-86), 2-HR2015: .278/.356/.389, 2-HR, 15-RBI, 7-SB Current Hitting Streak: 0-for-4 RISP: .345 (10-29) vs. RH: .293 (17-58)

Ê Has not started since June 15 vs. WAS…his last 3 apps (June 16 vs. WAS, June 17-18 at WAS) have came as a pinch-hitter. Ê Batting .194/.306/.258 (6-for-31) since the start of June…only has 4 RBI in his last 30 games (18 starts), compared to 11 RBI in his first 25 G. Ê Has started all 22 Rays games vs. LHP, and 21 of 22 at leadoff…has played in 55 games with 34 starts (23-LF, 5-RF, 5-CF, 1-DH) this season. Ê Batting .345 (10-for-29) with RISP, highest on the active roster (min. 10 AB)…only Ray with a higher avg. with RISP is James Loney (.370). Ê Batting .316 (6-for-19) as a pinch-hitter this season, and .348/.423/.522 (8-for-23) with 1 HR and 7 RBI off the bench.

#39 KEVIN KIERMAIER, OF Mon: 3-6, RBI, 2-R, SB CLE Series: 3-11, 2B, 3B, BB, 2-R Trip: 5-21, 2B, 3B, BB, 2-R vs. LH: .234 (11-47)2015: .260/.298/.426, 4-HR, 15-RBI, 8-SB Current Hitting Streak: 3G (.462, 6-13) RISP: .326 (15-46) vs. RH: .267 (47-176), 4-HR

Ê Batting .349/.379/.556 (22-for-63) in 20 games (15 starts) in June compared to .173/.221/.255 (17-for-98) in May. Ê Had 3 hits yesterday vs. TOR, his most since Sep 7, 2014 vs. BAL (3)…ranks among team leaders in XBH (23, T-2nd) and multi-hit games (15, T-2nd). Ê All 8 SB have come in his last 34 games since May 16, T-2nd in the AL over that span…didn’t have one in his first 34 games to start the season. Ê Has played in 68 games with 57 starts (55-CF, 2-RF)…has made 1 error in 180 chances, and leads the majors with 13.0 UZR, according to FanGraphs…

Ultimate Zone Rating puts a run value to defense, attempting to quantify how many runs a player has saved (or given up) through their fielding prowess. Ê Tied for the major league lead with 6 triples…since his recall on May 28, 2014, leads the majors in triples (14) and is one of two players in the majors

with double-digit triples and homers during that span, joining ARI David Peralta (10-HR, 13-3B).

#3 EVAN LONGORIA, 3B Mon: 2-5, RBI CLE Series: 1-10, HR, 3-RBI, 2-BB, R Trip: 4-20, HR, 3-RBI, 2-BB, 2-R vs. LH: .328 (19-58), 2-HR2015: .272/.350/.411, 7-HR, 33-RBI, 1-SB Current Hitting Streak: 1G (.400, 2-5) RISP: .228 (13-57) vs. RH: .255 (48-188), 5-HR

Ê Has more H (135), 2B (33), 3B (4), RBI (87), BB (63) vs. TOR than any team in his career…batting .462/.531/.577 (12-for-26) vs. TOR this season. Ê Is 1 BB shy of tying Carlos Peña (460) for 2nd in club history…ranks among team leaders in RBI (33, 1st), doubles (13, T-2nd), HR (7, 3rd), hits (67,

2nd), walks (29, 2nd) and runs scored (32, 2nd)…is the club’s all-time leader in HR (191), 2B (239), XBH (442), RBI (668) and SLG (.488). Ê Ranks T-3rd in the majors with 9 game-winning RBI…credited one on Sat at CLE with a 3-run homer in the 1st off Corey Kluber…four of his 7 HR

have given the Rays a lead, and three of the 7 HR have come with 2 runners on…only has 3 HR in his last 40 games (since May 10). Ê Ranks 3rd among major league 3B with a .975 fielding pct. …ranks 3rd in the AL with a .431 OBP vs. LHP. Ê The Rays are 19-3 this season when he records an RBI.

#44 RENE RIVERA, C Mon: 1-4, 2B, RBI, BB CLE Series: 2-8 Trip: 2-12 vs. LH: .164 (10-61)2015: .167/.208/.269, 3-HR, 16-RBI, 0-SB Current Hitting Streak: 1G (.250, 1-4) RISP: .188 (9-48) vs. RH: .168 (21-125), 3-HR

Ê Has thrown out 7 of his last 12 potential base-stealers and 13 of his last 25 (52 percent) after starting the season 2-for-14…his 38.5 pct. eraser rate is 4th in the majors, and his 15 CS ranks T-3rd…the last Ray to finish a season at 38.5 percent or higher was Toby Hall in 2003 (41.3).

Ê Has 5 XBH (4-2B, 1-HR) and 6 RBI in his last 12 games (11 starts), compared to 2 2B and 1 RBI in his previous 19 games. Ê On June 16 vs. WAS had his 9th career multi-XBH game, first since Sep 20, 2014 vs. SF (with SD), and hit his first homer since May 14 vs. NYY. Ê Has made 56 starts (53-C, 2-1B, 1-DH)…his .167 avg. would be the lowest in the majors if he qualified (PHI Chase Utley, .179).

#20 STEVEN SOUZA JR., OF Mon: 2-5, 3B, R, SB CLE Series: 3-11, HR, RBI, BB, 2-R Trip: 7-19, 2-HR, 2-RBI, BB, 6-R vs. LH: .222 (12-54), 4-HR2015: .229/.323/.453, 14-HR, 31-RBI, 9-SB Current Hitting Streak: 2G (.333, 3-9) RISP: .146 (7-48) vs. RH: .231 (42-182), 10-HR

Ê Had his first career triple yesterday vs. TOR…batting .321/.406/.643 (9-for-28) with 4 XBH (1-2B, 1-3B, 2-HR) and 6 RBI vs. TOR in 2015. Ê Ranks among team leaders in HR (14, 1st), RBI (31, 3rd), XBH (24, 1st), SB (9, 1st) and BB (31, 1st)…is on pace for 32 HR; Evan Longoria holds

the club rookie record (27, 2008)…leads AL rookies in HR, XBH, RBI, BB, ranks 2nd in hits (54) and 3rd in SB. Ê Last HR came Fri at CLE, off the clock in left field…also made a sliding catch in RF to start a 9-3 DP, giving him 8 OF assists, T-2nd in the majors. Ê Only three other players in the majors can match his combination of HR (14) and SB (9): Paul Goldschmidt, Manny Machado and Anthony Rizzo. Ê Attempting to become the first rookie to lead his team in both HR and SB since PHI Scott Rolen (1997) and the first AL rookie since BOS Jim Rice (1975). Ê Ranks T-3rd in the majors with 89 SO and has struck out looking a major-league-most 40 times.

RAYS BULLPEN NOTES#56 RONALD BELISARIO, RH Last App: 6/22 vs. TOR (0.2-IP, 3-H, 3-R, 1-BB, 1-SO) Saves-Opps: -- vs. LH: .300 (3-10)2015: 0-0-0, 5.79 ERA, 3 G Long Relief App: 2.0, 2x-last 6/20 at CLE IR-RS: -- vs. RH: .125 (1-8)

Ê Allowed his first runs as a Ray yesterday vs. TOR (3rd app)…threw 34 pitches in 0.2 IP, his most since July 5, 2014 vs. SEA (57 pitches). Ê Selected to the active roster on June 17, and made his Rays debut that night at WAS…went 0-2-17 with a 3.26 ERA in 27 apps for Triple-A Durham,

and ranked among International League leaders in apps (27, T-1st), saves (17, 2nd) and games finished (23, 1st) at the time of his selection. Ê Was a non-roster invite to major league spring training but did not appear in a game due to a left shoulder fracture…reassigned to minor league

camp on March 26…became the 8th NRI to play for the Rays this season, along with Bellatti, Gomes, Teaford, Wilson, Dykstra, Elmore and Butler. Ê Has a career 2.99 GB/FB ratio in the majors, which ranks 3rd among active pitchers (min. 250 IP).

#26 BRAD BOXBERGER, RH Last App: 6/20 at CLE (SV, 1.0-IP, 2-H, 0-R, 1-BB, 1-SO) Saves-Opps: 18-20 vs. LH: .240 (12-50), 2-HR2015: 4-3-18, 2.70 ERA, 29 G Long Relief App: 1.1, 6/3 at LAA IR-RS: 10-3 vs. RH: .208 (10-48), 1-HR

Ê Has recorded the save in each of his last 3 apps…on Sat at CLE, three times had the Indians down to the final strike, but loaded the bases bringing the winning run to the plate, before a called strikeout of Giovanny Urshela ended it…on Fri at CLE, had a season-high-tying 2 BB bringing the tying run to the plate, and struck out Michael Bourn looking for the final out…Thu at WAS was his first save since May 31 at BAL.

Ê Ranks 4th in the AL with 18 saves…has a chance to become the 10th different Rays save leader in the last 11 seasons (since 2005). Ê Has entered in the 7th (twice), 8th (3x), 9th (21x) and extras (3x)…the Rays have been tied or had the lead in 28 of his 29 apps. Ê His last 3 apps have been scoreless…had a 1.10 ERA at the end of play on May 22, before a stretch of 8 apps from May 26–June 13 increased his

season ERA to 3.04…both blown saves—and all 3 HR—came over that stretch, and he went 2-2-2 with a 7.36 ERA (7.1-IP, 6-ER).

#31 XAVIER CEDEÑO, LH Last App: 6/21 at CLE (1.0-IP, 0-H, 0-R, 0-BB, 1-SO) Saves-Opps: 0-2 vs. LH: .256 (11-43)2015: 1-0-0, 3.26 ERA, 31 G Long Relief App: 1.1, 5/13 vs. NYY IR-RS: 24-4 vs. RH: .333 (12-36), 2-HR

Ê Pitched in 3 straight games Fri–Sun at CLE…got his first career win on Sat at CLE, in his 102nd career app…according to the Elias Sports Bureau, it was the most apperances before winning a game since TEX Brian Shouse won his 112th career game in 2004…joined Steve Geltz, Jose Domin-guez, Andrew Bellatti, Matt Andriese and C.J. Riefenhauser as Rays to record their first career win this season.

Ê Has a 2.76 ERA (16.1-IP, 5-ER) in 26 apps since joining the Rays…has made 17 apps of 0.2 IP or shorter; has faced 1 batter 6 times…since being added to the active roster on April 28, his 26 apps rank T-1st in the AL, and 22 of those 26 apps have been scoreless.

Ê Has inherited 17 baserunners with the Rays…has only allowed two to score (11.8 pct.—T-3rd in the AL)…allowed 2 of 7 to score with the Nationals. Ê On May 23 vs. OAK, snapped a streak of 12 straight scoreless apps since joining the Rays, longest streak by a lefty to start a Rays career.

. #54 STEVE GELTZ, RH Last App: 6/22 vs. TOR (1.0-IP, 0-H, 0-R, 0-BB, 1-SO) Saves-Opps: 2-2 vs. LH: .115 (6-52)2015: 1-2-2, 2.23 ERA, 32 G, 2 GS Long Relief App: 2.0, 6/6 at SEA IR-RS: 15-2 vs. RH: .143 (8-56), 2-HR

Ê Has retired a club-record 28 consecutive batters spanning 9 apps (1 start)…the major league record is 46, by SF Yusmeiro Petit in 2014. Ê Has a 0.96 ERA (18.2-IP, 2-ER) in 20 apps (1 start) since May 6…of his 30 relief apps this season, 24 have been scoreless. Ê Ranks 6th among ML relievers with a .128 opp avg. …has inherited 15 baserunners and allowed two to score (13.3 pct.—T-5th in the AL). Ê Made his second career start on Wed at WAS, both this season in interleague games at NL parks…retired all 6 BF on 19 pitches. Ê This season, has recorded his first career save (April 22), first career win (April 14 at TOR) and made his first career start (April 10 at MIA)…he and

teammate Matt Andriese are the only pitchers in the majors this year to make at least 2 starts and record at least 2 saves.

#47 BRANDON GOMES, RH Last App: 6/20 at CLE (1.0-IP, 1-H, 1-R, 2-BB, 0-SO) Saves-Opps: -- vs. LH: .239 (11-46), 1-HR2015: 1-2-0, 2.59 ERA, 24 G Long Relief App: 2.0, 3x-last 4/29 at NYY IR-RS: 21-6 vs. RH: .286 (14-49), 2-HR

Ê Sat at CLE, allowed his first walk since May 9 vs. TEX and marked his first multi-BB app since Sep 24, 2014 at BOS…allowed a run in the 8th. Ê Has inherited a team-high 21 baserunners…his last 5 IR have scored, compared to 1 of 16 IRS in his first 20 apps. Ê Has entered with runners on base in 11 of 24 apps…has yielded a run in only 6 of his 24 apps…has recorded at least 4 outs in 6 apps. Ê In his career, has held righties to .214/.284/.342 (63-for-295), while lefties have hit .283/.353/.459 (58-for-205)…however, has held lefties to a .239

(11-for-46) avg. this season, compared to .286 (14-for-49) for righties.

#40 KEVIN JEPSEN, RH Last App: 6/21 at CLE (L, 0.2-IP, 2-H, 1-R, 1-BB, 0-SO) Saves-Opps: 5-8 vs. LH: .246 (14-57), 1-HR2015: 1-5-5, 2.70 ERA, 33 G Long Relief App: 1.1, 4/29 at NYY IR-RS: 9-5 vs. RH: .212 (11-52), 1-HR

Ê Was handed his career-high 5th loss on Sun at CLE, tied for most among major league relievers…allowed back-to-back singles to put runners on the corners to start the inning, then def. indifference, lineout and intentional walk set up a walk-off sac fly off the bat of David Murphy.

Ê Marked the fourth time in his career he was on the mound for a walk-off loss…the last time was Aug 5, 2014 at LAD (with LAA). Ê Has made a team-leading 33 apps, T-4th in the AL…the Rays have been tied or had the lead in 32 of his 33 apps…only other app was a 1-run defecit. Ê Has yielded 16 BB, T-1st among AL relievers, and is on pace for a career-high 37 BB…allowed 23 BB last year; his career-high is 29 (2010). Ê Has as many saves this season (5) in 32 apps as he did in 315 career apps with LAA (2008-14)…last save was June 14 vs. CWS. Ê His only win came on May 12 vs. NYY, his first since June 27, 2013 at DET—went 112 apps in between.

#57 JAKE MCGEE, LH Last App: 6/19 at CLE (1.0-IP, 1-H, 0-R, 0-BB, 1-SO) Saves-Opps: 3-4 vs. LH: .250 (4-16), 1-HR2015: 0-0-3, 2.08 ERA, 14 G Long Relief App: 1.0, 12x-last 6/19 at CLE IR-RS: 1-0 vs. RH: .156 (5-32)

Ê Has allowed a leadoff hit but not a run in each of his last two apps (leadoff double on Thu at WAS, leadoff single on Fri at CLE). Ê Has 21 SO to 1 BB so far this season…has struck out 21 of his 49 BF (42.9 percent)…had 17 SO before his first walk on June 13 vs. CWS. Ê 13 of his 14 apps this season have been scoreless…has 3 SV, coming in 3 straight apps (June 10-13)…had 19 SV in 2014, a club record for a lefty. Ê Has brought his ERA down from 8.10 to 2.08 since yielding a grand slam to Kyle Seager in his 4th app of the season on May 26 vs. SEA. Ê Has entered in the 7th inning (3x), 8th (8x) and 9th (3x)…reinstated from the 15-day DL on May 15, returning from offseason elbow surgery.

#49 KIRBY YATES, RH Last App: 4/14 at TOR (2.0-IP, 3-H, 0-R, 0-BB, 2-SO) Saves-Opps: -- vs. LH: .429 (3-7), 1-HR2015: 0-0-0, 4.15 ERA, 4 G Long Relief App: 2.0, 4/14 at TOR IR-RS: 4-3 vs. RH: .308 (4-13)

Ê Recalled from Triple-A Durham today…marks his second stint with the Rays this season (also Opening Day–June 9)…was placed on the 15-day DL on April 15 with a strained right pectoral…made 2 rehap apps for Class-A Charlotte, then was reinstated on subsequently optioned on June 9.

Ê Is 0-0-1 with a 9.00 ERA (8-IP, 8-ER) in 8 apps this season for Durham…allowed multiple runs in 3 of his 8 apps there. Ê Made 37 apps for the Rays in 2014, going 0-2-1 with a 3.75 ERA (36-IP, 15-ER)…his 10.50 SO/9 IP ranked T-2nd among AL rookies (min. 25 apps). Ê Is the second player in major league history with the given first name of Kirby, joining Hall of Famer Kirby Puckett.

RAYS BY THE NUMBERSCurrent Streak: L2 When commit error: 12-16 Hit homer: 28-17Current Record: 40-32 Ahead after 6-7-8: 31-5/34-1/37-0 Homer with men on: 14-8Home/Road: 19-20/21-12 Behind after 6-7-8: 2-22/1-25/0-29 Hit multiple homers: 11-5Day/Night: 10-9/30-23 Tied after 6-7-8: 7-5/5-6/3-3 Score first: 28-6Grass/Turf: 18-11/22-21 1-run games: 10-12 Score 5 or more: 20-6vs. East: 18-15 2-run games: 12-5 Score less than 5: 19-25vs. Central: 6-3 Extra innings: 2-2 Outhit opponents: 27-7vs. West: 10-11 Win in last at-bat: 6 Outhit by opponents: 7-21vs. National League: 6-3 Come-from-behind wins: 15 Collect 10 or more hits: 15-5vs. RH/LH starters: 26-24/14-8 Opp. come-from-behind wins: 9 Opp. 10 or more hits: 5-13Series W-L-T (home): 4-5-3 Series W-L-T (road): 8-2-1 Wearing white/gray/navy/lt. blue: 16-13/6-9/16-7/2-3

HOME RUNS1R 2R 3R GS TOTAL

Souza Jr. 9 2 3 14Forsythe 6 2 8Longoria 4 3 7Butler 4 2 6Beckham 2 3 5DeJesus 4 1 5Cabrera 3 1 4Kiermaier 3 1 4Rivera 1 2 3Guyer 1 1 2Loney 1 1 2Mahtook 2 2Casali 1 1Dykstra 1 1Elmore 1 1Franklin 1 1JenningsTOTALS 39 16 11 - 66

RUN SUPPORT FOR STARTING PITCHERSPITCHER STARTS RUNS RUNS/START RUNS/9-IP CLUB RECORD QUALITYAndriese 5 13 2.60 5.40 3-2 0Archer 15 41 2.73 3.88 10-5 9Colome 11 18 1.64 2.89 3-8 2Geltz 2 0 0.00 0.00 1-1 0Karns 14 37 2.64 4.22 7-7 4Odorizzi 12 23 1.92 2.70 6-6 9Ramirez 10 29 2.90 5.26 8-2 2Smyly 3 6 2.00 3.24 2-1 2

RAYS PITCHING BY THE NUMBERS

LAST HR OFF ’15 MOST HITS GAME ’15 MOST RBI GAMEButler 6/19 at CLE Carrasco 4, 5/31 at BAL 2, 5x-last, 6/12 vs. CWSCabrera 6/19 at CLE Carrasco 3, 2x-last, 5/9 vs TEX 2, 2x-last, 6/14 vs. CWSCasali 6/17 at WAS Zimmermann 3, 6/17 at WAS -DeJesus 5/31 at BAL Drake 2, 14x-last, 6/17 at WAS 3, 2x-last, 4/12 at MIAElmore 5/16 at MIN Mujica 2, 6x-last, 6/17 at WAS 4, 5/26 vs. SEAForsythe 6/22 vs. TOR Redmond 3, 5x-last, 6/21 at CLE 3, 5/11 vs. NYYFranklin 6/1 at LAA Richards 2, 2x-last, 6/12 vs. CWS 2, 6/1 at LAAGuyer 5/8 vs. TEX Claudio 3, 5/30 at BAL 4, 4/26 vs. TORKiermaier 6/3 at LAA Street 3, 6/22 vs. TOR 2, 4x-last, 5/7 vs. TEXLongoria 6/20 at CLE Kluber 4, 4/25 vs. TOR 3, 4x-last, 6/20 at CLERivera 6/16 vs. WAS Storen 3, 4/12 at MIA 4, 5/14 vs. NYYSouza Jr. 6/19 at CLE Atchison 3, 4x-last, 6/17 at WAS 3, 5x-last, 6/3 at LAA

RAYS SEASON HIGHSTEAM BATTING INDIVIDUAL BATTINGLongest win streak 5, April 22-26 Most runs, game, TB 3, 2x-last, Wilson, 5/17 at MINLong loss streak 6, May 23-29 Most runs, game, Opp 4, Gordon, 4/10 at MIAMost runs game, TB 12, 4/24 vs. TOR Most hits, game, TB 4, 3x-last, Butler, 5/31 at BALMost runs game, Opp 16, 6/16 vs. WAS Most hits, game, Opp 5, 2x-last, Escobar, 6/18 at WASMost runs, inn, TB 7, 4/10 at MIA Most 2B, game, TB 2, 8x-last, Kiermaier, 6/15 vs. WASMost runs, inn, Opp 7, 4/18 vs. NYY Most 2B, game, Opp 2, 3x-last, Smith, 5/25 vs. SEAMost hits, game, TB 19, 5/17 at MIN Most HR, game, TB 2, Longoria, 5/6 at BOSMost hits, game, Opp 23, 6/16 vs. WAS Most HR, game, Opp 2, 7x-last, Ramos, 6/16 vs. WASMost hits, inn, TB 5, 4x-last, 6/18 at WAS Most RBI, game, TB 4, 2x-last, Rivera, 5/14 vs. NYYMost hits, inn, Opp 5, 4x-last, 6/16 vs. WAS Most RBI, game, Opp 6, Seager, 5/26 vs. SEAMost doubles, game, TB 6, 2x-last, 5/31 at BAL Most x-base hits, game, TB 3, Souza Jr., 5/31 at BALMost doubles, game, Opp 5, 6/9 vs. LAA Most x-base hits, game, Opp 2, 21x-last, Navarro, 6/22 vs. TORMost HR, game, TB 3, 5x-last, 6/19 at CLE Most steals, game, TB 2, 6x-last, Forsythe, 6/22 vs. TORMost HR, game, Opp 5, 5/11 vs. NYY Most steals, game, Opp 3, DeShields, 5/7 vs. TEXMost x-base hits, game, TB 8, 3x-last, 5/31 at BAL Hitting Streak 10, Longoria, May 16-27Most x-base hits, game, Opp 7, 2x-last, 6/16 vs. WAS TEAM/INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Most stolen bases, game, TB 5, 6/22 vs. TOR Most SO, TB Starter 15, Archer, 6/2 at LAAMost stolen bases, game, Opp 3, 3x-last, 5/7 vs. TEX Most SO, Opp Starter 12, Sale, 6/14 vs. CWSMost walks, game, TB 9, 5/6 at BOS Most SO, TB Reliever 5, Geltz, 4/29 at NYYMost walks, game, Opp 7, 5/23 vs. OAK Most IP, TB Reliever 4.0, 2x-last, Andriese, 6/17 at WASMost strikeouts, game, TB 15, 6/22 vs. TOR Most walks, game, TB 5, 2x-last, Ramirez, 5/24 vs. OAKMost strikeouts, game, Opp 16, 4/29 at NYY Most walks, game, Opp 6, Masterson, 5/6 at BOSMost LOB, game, TB 14, 6/22 vs. TOR Most SO, Team, TB 16, 4/29 at NYYMost LOB, game, Opp 12, 2x-last, 6/15 vs. WAS Most walks, Team, TB 7, 5/23 vs. OAKMost errors, game, TB 3, 6/9 vs. LAA Low-Hit Game 2, 3x-last, 5 Pitchers, 6/17 at WASMost errors, game, Opp 3, 2x-last, 6/18 at WAS Consecutive Scoreless IP 16.0, Archer, April 11-21Longest game, time 3:58, 4/29 at NYY Shortest game, time 2:09, 5/30 at BALLongest game, time (9 inn.) 3:33, 4/19 vs. NYY Shortest game, time (9 inn.) 2:09, 5/30 at BAL

Grand Slams (-): -Back-to-Back (2): Dykstra/Forsythe (4/17 vs. NYY, A Warren),

Forsythe/Butler (5/11 vs. NYY, C Sabathia)2-HR games (1): Longoria-1 (5/6 at BOS, J Masterson/A Ogando)3-HR games (-): -

Pinch-hit (3): Beckham-2 (4/11 at MIA, M Dunn; 4/16 at TOR, A Loup), Guyer-1 (5/8 vs. TEX, A Claudio)

Walk-off (-): -Lead-off (1): Guyer-1 (4/26 vs. TOR, M Buehrle)Inside-the-park (-): -

HOME RUNS

CATCHERSPCT CS ATT

Casali - - -Rivera .385 15 39Wilson .250 5 20TOTALS .339 20 59

Game-Tying & Go-Ahead RBI: Longoria (15), Souza Jr. (13), Forsythe (10), DeJesus (7), Cabrera (6), Kiermaier (5), Loney (5), Guyer (4), Rivera (4), Butler (3), Elmore (3), Beckham (2), Wilson (2), Dykstra (1), Jennings (1) 2-Out RBI: DeJesus (10), Forsythe (9), Rivera (9), Kiermaier (8), Elmore (7), Souza Jr. (7), Loney (6), Beckham (5), Cabrera (5), Guyer (5), Longoria (5), Butler (3), Franklin (2), Mahtook (2), Wilson (2), Outfield Assists: Souza Jr. (8), Kiermaier (5), Butler (1), Jennings (1), DeJesus (1)Bunt Singles: Cabrera (2), Kiermaier (2), Souza Jr. (2), Beckham (1), Franklin (1)Ejections: Cash-2 (4/16 at TOR, 8th inn.; 5/10 vs. TEX, 5th inn.), Cabrera-1 (6/22 vs. TOR, 5th inn.), Shelton-1 (5/10 vs. TEX, 5th inn.)Batted Around: 4/10 at MIA (7th inn., 11 batters), 4/15 at TOR (9th inn., 9 batters), 4/22 vs. BOS (6th inn., 9 batters), 5/17 at MIN (6th inn., 10 batters), 6/3 at LAA (6th inn., 9 batters)

MISC.

1. May 11 vs. NYY—Tim Beckham pop out to SS Didi Gregorius hit off the B-ring catwalk…off Branden Pinder (9th inning).2. June 16 vs. WAS—Clint Robinson home run off the C-ring catwalk in right field (449 feet)…off Alex Colome (2nd inning).

CATWALKS

LAST HR & PLAYER SEASON HIGHS

Rays Totals (bold): 27 challenges (6 overturned, 10 stand, 11 confirmed) | Opp Totals: 20 challenges (8 overturned, 3 stand, 9 confirmed) Umpire Totals: 6 challenge (0 record keeping, 2 overturned, 0 stand, 4 confirmed)

RUNS BY INNING1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 X Total

Opponent 31 28 26 29 22 29 32 29 25 2 253Tampa Bay 30 25 17 29 36 48 35 25 22 2 269

W-L-S G ERA IP H ER BB SO HRTotals 40-32-32 72 3.35 642.2 566 239 213 595 68Starters 26-20-0 72 3.18 398.2 347 141 114 366 39Relievers 14-12-32 72 3.61 244.0 219 98 99 229 29Home 19-20-15 39 3.83 350.0 326 149 116 342 43Road 21-12-17 33 2.77 292.2 240 90 97 253 25April 12-10-10 22 3.70 199.1 155 82 71 184 20May 14-15-11 29 3.10 255.2 216 88 83 248 28June 14-7-11 21 3.31 187.2 195 69 59 163 20

INSTANT REPLAY CHALLENGES (since June 2)GAME CHALLENGED BY INN. PLAYER OF REFERENCE INITIAL CALL RULING DELAYJune 2 at LAA Tampa Bay T9 Brandon Guyer Out at 1st Confirmed 0:58June 3 at LAA Tampa Bay T2 Mikie Mahtook Out at 2nd Confirmed 0:51June 3 at LAA Umpire B9 Taylor Featherston Safe at 1st Confirmed 1:20June 4 at SEA Seattle T4 Jake Elmore Safe at 2nd Overturned 0:42June 5 at SEA Seattle T4 Evan Longoria Safe at 2nd Overturned 0:43June 6 at SEA Tampa Bay T1 Kevin Kiermaier Out at 3rd Overturned 1:13June 7 at SEA Seattle T3 Logan Forsythe Safe at 1st Overturned 0:50June 10 vs. LAA Tampa Bay B1 Joey Butler Out at 2nd Overturned 2:00June 12 vs. CWS Chicago B6 Jake Elmore Safe at Home Confirmed 1:46June 13 vs. CWS Tampa Bay B1 Evan Longoria Out at 2nd Confirmed 1:19June 13 vs. CWS Umpire B8 Steven Souza Jr. Out at 2nd Overturned 3:38June 18 at WAS Washington B1 Denard Span Out at 2nd Overturned 2:32June 18 at WAS Tampa Bay B2 Michael Taylor Out at 1st Confirmed 1:19June 19 at CLE Tampa Bay T7 Logan Forsythe Out at 2nd Stands TBA

1. April 23 vs. BOS (W 2-1)—Rene Rivera single to left field…off Anthony Varvaro (9th inning).

WALK-OFF WINS

1. April 10 at MIA (L 9-10)—Christian Yelich single to right field…off Brad Boxberger (10th inning).2. May 29 at BAL (L 1-2)—J.J. Hardy single to left field…off Steve Geltz (9th inning).3. June 21 at CLE (L 0-1)—David Murphy sacrifice fly to center field…off Kevin Jepsen (9th inning).

WALK-OFF LOSSES

C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH 7TH 8TH 9TH Beckham - - 4-8 - 2-5 - - - 2-2 - - - - 0-2 1-2 2-3 4-7 1-1Brett - - 0-1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 0-1 -Butler - - - - - 7-3 - - 14-14 - 14-11 1-0 - 2-3 1-1 - 3-2 -Cabrera - - - - 35-26 - - - 2-0 - - 13-10 - - 3-3 21-13 - -Casali 2-1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-0 1-1DeJesus - - - - - 12-15 - - 12-6 8-5 1-0 0-2 6-7 3-2 6-5 - - -Dykstra - 7-4 - - - - - - - - - - - - 6-4 - 1-0 -Elmore - 12-4 1-2 2-2 - 0-2 - - - 1-0 1-0 - - - 7-2 3-3 3-5 -Forsythe - 2-9 32-17 1-3 - - - - 2-1 - 2-0 0-2 12-7 11-12 5-4 7-4 0-1 -Franklin - 2-3 3-5 - 3-1 - - - 1-0 - - - - - 0-1 2-0 7-7 -Guyer - - - - - 15-8 4-1 2-3 0-1 13-8 2-0 - - 1-0 0-1 1-1 4-3 -Jaso - - - - - - - - 0-1 0-1 - - - - - - - -Jennings - - - - - 6-4 4-3 - 0-1 - - - - 9-7 1-1 - - -Kiermaier - - - - - - 27-28 2-0 - 18-18 - - - - 1-0 2-5 8-3 0-2Loney - 15-12 - - - - - - 0-1 - - 3-2 6-5 3-4 3-2 - - -Longoria - - - 37-28 - - - - 2-1 - - 23-16 16-13 - - - - -Mahtook - - - - - - 4-0 - - - - - - - 1-0 - 3-0 -Rivera 28-25 2-0 - - - - - - 0-1 - - - - - - 2-3 4-3 24-20Souza Jr. - - - - - - - 35-29 - - 19-21 - - 10-2 6-6 - - -Wilson 10-6 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-0 9-6

W-L BY BATTING ORDER (STARTS)W-L BY POSITION (STARTS)

RAYS ON THE DISABLED LIST (11)POS. PLAYER DL INJURY DATE ON RETRO FIRST DATE OFF GMS MISSED RECORDINF Tim Beckham 15-day Strained right hamstring June 1 May 31 June 15 22 15-7LHP Jeff Beliveau 60-day Left labrum tear April 17 April 16 June 16 63 35-28RHP Andrew Bellatti 15-day Right shoulder tendonitis June 12 June 10 June 25 13 9-4RHP Alex Cobb 60-day Tommy John surgery April 5 March 27 May 27 72 40-32OF John Jaso 60-day Left wrist contusion April 10 April 7 June 6 71 40-31OF Desmond Jennings 15-day Left knee bursitis May 3 April 26 May 11 54 30-241B James Loney 15-day Left middle finger fracture May 25 - June 9 27 16-11LHP Matt Moore 60-day Tommy John surgery April 5 - June 5 72 40-32RHP Jake Odorizzi 15-day Left oblique strain June 9 June 6 June 21 16 10-6RHP Burch Smith 60-day Tommy John surgery April 8 - June 8 70 40-30LHP Drew Smyly 60-day Torn left labrum May 9 May 6 July 5 45 26-19

Others (Games Missed): INF Ryan Brett (34, left shoulder subluxation, 18-16), RH Alex Colome (22, pneumonia, 12-10), INF Nick Franklin (38, left oblique strain, 20-18), LH Jake McGee (36, offseason elbow surgery, 20-16), 1B James Loney (15, mild right oblique strain, 8-7), LH C.J. Riefenhauser (37, left shoulder inflammation, 18-19), LH Drew Smyly (16, left shoulder tendonitis, 8-8), RH Kirby Yates (50, strained right pectoral, 25-25)

Apr 15 Placed RH Kirby Yates (strained right pectoral) on the 15-day DL; recalled RH Jose Dominguez from Durham.

Apr 17 Placed LH Jeff Beliveau (left shoulder soreness) on the 15-day DL, retroactive to April 16; optioned OF Mikie Mahtook to Durham; recalled INF Ryan Brett and LH C.J. Riefenhauser from Durham.

Apr 19 Designated RH Grant Balfour for assignment; selected RH Brandon Gomes from Durham.Apr 22 Transferred LH Jeff Beliveau (left labrum tear) to the 60-day DL; placed INF Ryan Brett

(left shoulder subluxation) on the 15-day DL; selected INF Jake Elmore from Durham.Apr 23 Placed LH C.J. Riefenhauser (left shoulder inflammation) on the 15-day DL, retroactive to

April 19; recalled OF Mikie Mahtook from Durham.Apr 24 Optioned OF Mikie Mahtook and 1B Allan Dykstra to Durham; reinstated LH Drew Smyly

(left shoulder tendonitis) and 1B James Loney (mild right oblique strain) from 15-day DL.Apr 25 Designated 1B Allan Dykstra for assignment; optioned RH Jose Dominguez to Dur-

ham; selected LH Everett Teaford from Durham.Apr 27 Acquired LH Xavier Cedeño from the Los Angeles Dodgers in exchange for cash con-

siderations; transferred OF John Jaso (left wrist contusion) to the 60-day DL.Apr 28 Added LH Xavier Cedeño to the active roster; designated LH Everett Teaford for assignment.Apr 30 Optioned RH Matt Andriese to Durham.May 1 Reinstated RH Alex Colome (pneumonia) from the 15-day DL.May 3 Placed OF Desmond Jennings (left knee bursitis) on 15-day DL, retroactive to April

26; selected OF Joey Butler from Durham.

May 9 Placed LH Drew Smyly (left shoulder soreness) on the 15-day DL, retroactive to May 6; transferred RH Alex Cobb (right forearm tendonitis) to the 60-day DL; optioned INF Jake Elmore to Durham; recalled RH Matt Andriese from Durham; selected RH An-drew Bellatti from Durham.

May 13 Transferred LH Drew Smyly (torn left labrum) to the 60-day DL; claimed RH Preston Guilmet off waivers from the Toronto Blue Jays and assigned him to Durham.

May 15 Optioned RH Matt Andriese to Durham; reinstated LH Jake McGee (offseason elbow surgery) from the 15-day DL.

May 17 Optioned RH Andrew Bellatti to Durham; reinstated INF Nick Franklin (left oblique strain) from the 15-day DL.

May 23 Optioned INF Tim Beckham to Durham; recalled LH Enny Romero from Durham.May 24 Optioned LH Enny Romero to Durham; recalled RH Preston Guilmet from Durham.May 25 Optioned RH Preston Guilmet to Durham; placed 1B James Loney (left middle finger frac-

ture) on the 15-day DL; recalled INF Jake Elmore and INF Tim Beckham from Durham.May 28 Reinstated INF Ryan Brett (left shoulder subluxation) from the 15-day DL and optioned

him to Durham.May 30 Reinstated LH C.J. Riefenhauser (left shoulder inflammation) from the 15-day DL and

optioned him to Durham.June 1 Placed INF Tim Beckham (strained right hamstring) on the 15-day DL, retroactive to

May 31; recalled RH Andrew Bellatti.June 2 Designated RH Ernesto Frieri for assignment; recalled OF Mikie Mahtook from Durham.June 6 Optioned RH Andrew Bellatti to Durham; recalled LH Enny Romero from Durham.June 9 Placed RH Jake Odorizzi (strained left oblique) on the 15-day DL, retroactive to June

6; recalled RH Andrew Bellatti from Durham.June 10 Optioned LH Enny Romero to Durham; recalled RH Preston Guilmet from Durham;

reinstated RH Kirby Yates (strained right pectoral) from the 15-day DL and optioned him to Durham.

June 12 Designated C Bobby Wilson for assignment; placed RH Andrew Bellatti (right shoul-der tendonitis) on the 15-day DL, retroactive to June 10; optioned RH Preston Guilet to Durham; recalled LH Enny Romero, LH C.J. Riefenhauser and RH Matt Andriese from Durham.

June 13 Optioned OF Mikie Mahtook to Durham; recalled C Curt Casali from Durham.June 17 Optioned LH C.J. Riefenhauser to Durham; selected RH Ronald Belisario from Durham.June 23 Optioned LH Enny Romero to Durham; recalled RH Kirby Yates from Durham.

OPENING DAY ROSTER

PITCHERS (12): RH Matt Andriese, RH Chris Archer, RH Grant Balfour, LH Jeff Beliveau, RH Brad Boxberger, RH Ernesto Frieri, RH Steve Geltz, RH Kevin Jepsen, RH Nathan Karns, RH Jake Odorizzi, RH Erasmo Ramirez, RH Kirby Yates

CATCHERS (2): Rene Rivera, Bobby Wilson

INFIELDERS (5): Tim Beckham, Asdrubal Cabrera, Logan Forsythe, James Loney, Evan Longoria

OUTFIELDERS (6): David DeJesus, Brandon Guyer, John Jaso, Desmond Jennings, Kevin Kiermaier, Steven Souza Jr.

DL (6): RHP Alex Cobb (15-day), RHP Alex Colome (15-day), INF Nick Franklin (15-day), LHP Jake McGee (15-day), LHP Matt Moore (60-day), LHP Drew Smyly (15-day)

RECENT TRANSACTIONS

2015 CAREERPLAYER W L SV IP H ER SO ERA AVG W L SV IP H ER SO ERA AVGAndriese 0 1 1 14.0 15 8 7 5.14 .263 0 1 1 14.0 15 8 7 5.14 .263Archer 2 0 0 14.0 4 0 18 0.00 .089 4 1 0 67.1 53 20 66 2.67 .216Belisario 0 0 0 0.2 3 3 1 40.50 .600 0 0 0 3.0 9 5 3 15.00 .529Boxberger 0 0 3 3.0 1 1 3 3.00 .111 0 2 4 7.1 14 8 8 9.82 .424Cedeño - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Colome - - - - - - - - - 0 0 0 4.0 3 2 0 4.50 .214Geltz 1 0 0 3.1 2 2 3 5.40 .167 1 1 0 6.0 5 4 7 6.00 .227Gomes 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 2 0.00 .143 1 0 0 20.0 14 4 26 1.80 .192Jepsen 0 0 1 2.0 0 0 0 0.00 .000 0 0 1 9.1 8 2 8 1.93 .235Karns - - - - - - - - - 1 0 0 7.0 2 0 8 0.00 .087McGee - - - - - - - - - 4 0 1 26.0 20 10 34 3.46 .206Ramirez 0 1 0 7.1 13 9 6 11.05 .382 1 1 0 17.0 22 13 13 6.88 .314Yates 0 0 0 2.0 3 0 2 0.00 .333 0 0 0 3.2 5 1 3 2.45 .333

RAYS PITCHERS vs. BLUE JAYS

RAYS HITTERS vs. BLUE JAYS2015 CAREER

PLAYER G AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP G AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG OBPButler 1 5 3 0 0 0 2 .600 .600 1 5 3 0 0 0 2 .600 .600Cabrera 8 32 2 0 2 2 7 .063 .118 50 202 46 5 23 21 40 .228 .302Casali - - - - - - - - - 3 8 2 0 0 0 3 .250 .250DeJesus 5 15 4 0 3 2 2 .267 .389 62 208 47 3 23 22 33 .226 .320Elmore 3 8 1 0 0 1 2 .125 .222 7 17 1 0 0 1 4 .059 .111Forsythe 8 25 8 1 3 4 5 .320 .414 21 65 16 1 5 7 14 .246 .319Franklin 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 .000 .000 3 9 1 0 1 2 5 .111 .273Guyer 6 18 5 1 4 3 6 .278 .391 19 53 14 1 4 4 14 .264 .322Kiermaier 8 25 9 0 2 0 4 .360 .360 21 61 22 0 8 2 8 .361 .375Longoria 8 26 12 0 3 4 4 .462 .531 122 445 135 19 87 63 95 .303 .387Rivera 8 26 4 1 3 2 7 .154 .241 14 44 10 1 5 2 12 .227 .292Souza Jr. 7 28 9 2 6 4 12 .321 .406 7 28 9 2 6 4 12 .321 .406

RAYS 2015 DAY-BY-DAYPOS. HOME

# GAME FINAL WINNER LOSER W-L GA/GB ATT. CUM.1 4/6 vs. BAL L, 2-6 Tillman (1-0) Archer (0-1) 0-1 T-4/-1.0 31,042 31,0422 4/7 vs. BAL L, 5-6 Gausman (1-0) Karns (0-1) 0-2 5/-2.0 13,906 44,9483 4/8 vs. BAL W, 2-0 Odorizzi (1-0) Gonzalez (0-1) 1-2 5/-1.0 13,569 58,517

4/9 - OFF (1) T-4/-1.04 4/10 at MIA L, 9-10 (10) Morris (1-0) Boxberger (0-1) 1-3 T-5/-2.0 17,3755 4/11 at MIA W, 2-0 Archer (1-1) Cosart (0-1) 2-3 4/-2.0 17,8306 4/12 at MIA W, 8-5 Karns (1-1) Alvarez (0-2) 3-3 T-3/-1.0 20,1997 4/13 at TOR W, 2-1 Odorizzi (2-0) Dickey (0-1) 4-3 T-2/-1.0 48,4148 4/14 at TOR W, 3-2 Geltz (1-0) Castro (0-1) 5-3 2/-1.0 17,2649 4/15 at TOR L, 7-12 Buehrle (2-0) Ramirez (0-1) 5-4 T-2/-1.0 15,08610 4/16 at TOR W, 4-2 Archer (2-1) Sanchez (0-2) 6-4 2/-0.5 14,43311 4/17 vs. NYY L, 4-5 Betances (2-0) Jepsen (0-1) 6-5 2/-1.5 15,752 74,26912 4/18 vs. NYY L, 0-9 Tanaka (2-1) Odorizzi (2-1) 6-6 T-3/-1.5 20,824 95,09313 4/19 vs. NYY L, 3-5 Pineda (2-0) Andriese (0-1) 6-7 T-3/-1.5 21,791 116,884

4/20 - OFF (2) T-3/-2.014 4/21 vs. BOS L, 0-1 Miley (1-1) Archer (2-2) 6-8 5/-3.0 14,307 131,19115 4/22 vs. BOS W, 7-5 Boxberger (1-1) Mujica (1-1) 7-8 T-4/-2.0 12,733 143,92416 4/23 vs. BOS W, 2-1 Boxberger (2-1) Varvaro (0-1) 8-8 4/-1.0 13,834 157,75817 4/24 vs. TOR W, 12-3 Dominguez (1-0) Dickey (0-2) 9-8 T-3/-1.0 11,897 169,65518 4/25 vs. TOR W, 4-2 Frieri (1-0) Cecil (1-2) 10-8 T-1/+1.0 19,772 189,42719 4/26 vs. TOR W, 5-1 Archer (3-2) Buehrle (3-1) 11-8 T-1/+1.0 21,107 210,53420 4/27 at NYY L, 1-4 Wilson (1-0) Gomes (0-1) 11-9 T-2/-1.0 34,59021 4/28 at NYY L, 2-4 Whitley (1-0) Odorizzi (2-2) 11-10 T-2/-2.0 36,93422 4/29 at NYY W, 3-2 (13) Gomes (1-0) Shreve (1-1) 12-10 T-2/-1.0 30,055

4/30 - OFF (3) T-2/-1.023 5/1 vs. BAL* W, 2-0 Colome (1-0) Tillman (2-3) 13-10 2/-1.0 9,94524 5/2 vs. BAL* L, 0-4 Gonzalez (3-1) Archer (3-3) 13-11 2/-2.0 12,78925 5/3 vs. BAL* L, 2-4 Hunter (1-1) Geltz (1-1) 13-12 T-2/-3.0 16,65226 5/4 at BOS W, 5-1 Odorizzi (3-2) Buchholz (1-4) 14-12 2/-2.0 34,54127 5/5 at BOS L, 0-2 Porcello (3-2) Smyly (0-1) 14-13 2/-3.0 33,68828 5/6 at BOS W, 5-3 Colome (2-0) Masterson (2-1) 15-13 2/-2.0 35,06029 5/7 vs. TEX L, 4-5 Claudio (1-0) Archer (3-4) 15-14 2/-3.0 8,701 219,23530 5/8 vs. TEX W, 8-2 Karns (2-1) Gallardo (2-5) 16-14 2/-3.0 11,704 230,93931 5/9 vs. TEX W, 7-2 Bellatti (1-0) Detwiler (0-4) 17-14 2/-2.0 20,943 251,88232 5/10 vs. TEX L, 1-2 Kela (3-1) Jepsen (0-2) 17-15 2/-3.0 14,521 266,40333 5/11 vs. NYY L, 5-11 Sabathia (1-5) Colome (2-1) 17-16 2/-4.0 10,619 277,02234 5/12 vs. NYY W, 4-2 Jepsen (1-2) Eovaldi (3-1) 18-16 2/-3.0 10,417 287,43935 5/13 vs. NYY W, 3-2 Karns (3-1) Warren (2-2) 19-16 2/-2.0 11,924 299,36336 5/14 vs. NYY W, 6-1 Ramirez (1-1) Whitley (1-2) 20-16 2/-1.0 11,977 311,34037 5/15 at MIN L, 2-3 Hughes (3-4) Odorizzi (3-3) 20-17 2/-1.0 24,01838 5/16 at MIN L, 4-6 Duensing (1-0) Jepsen (1-3) 20-18 2/-2.0 27,12839 5/17 at MIN W, 11-3 Archer (4-4) Gibson (3-3) 21-18 2/-1.0 23,708

5/18 - OFF (4) 2/-1.040 5/19 at ATL W, 5-3 Ramirez (2-1) Foltynewicz (2-1) 22-18 T-1/+2.5 20,12041 5/20 at ATL L, 1-2 Cunniff (2-0) Odorizzi (3-4) 22-19 T-1/+2.5 24,54942 5/21 vs. OAK W, 3-0 Colome (3-1) Chavez (1-4) 23-19 1/+0.5 10,605 321,94543 5/22 vs. OAK W, 5-2 Archer (5-4) Kazmir (2-3) 24-19 1/+1.5 12,329 334,27444 5/23 vs. OAK L, 0-5 Graveman (2-2) Karns (3-2) 24-20 1/+1.5 15,207 349,48145 5/24 vs. OAK L, 2-7 Gray (5-2) Ramirez (2-2) 24-21 1/+1.5 15,692 365,17346 5/25 vs. SEA L, 1-4 Elias (2-1) Odorizzi (3-5) 24-22 1/+0.5 10,401 375,57447 5/26 vs. SEA L, 6-7 (10) Rodney (2-2) Boxberger (2-2) 24-23 2/-0.5 9,628 385,20248 5/27 vs. SEA L, 0-3 Hernandez (8-1) Boxberger (2-3) 24-24 2/-1.5 10,365 395,567

5/28 - OFF (5) 2/-1.049 5/29 at BAL L, 1-2 O’Day (1-0) Gomes (1-2) 24-25 T-2/-1.0 45,50550 5/30 at BAL W, 3-0 Ramirez (3-2) Chen (1-4) 25-25 2/-1.0 38,17751 5/31 at BAL W, 9-5 Odorizzi (4-5) Tillman (2-7) 26-25 T-1/+2.0 36,94552 6/1 at LAA L, 3-7 Richards (5-3) Colome (3-2) 26-26 2/-1.0 27,07853 6/2 at LAA W, 6-1 Archer (6-4) Wilson (3-4) 27-26 2/-1.0 28,77154 6/3 at LAA W, 6-5 (10) Boxberger (3-3) Street (2-2) 28-26 2/-1.0 28,24555 6/4 at SEA W, 2-1 Ramirez (4-2) Elias (2-3) 29-26 2/-0.5 16,09656 6/5 at SEA W, 1-0 Bellatti (2-0) Rodney (2-3) 30-26 2/-0.5 20,69557 6/6 at SEA L, 1-2 Hernandez (9-2) Geltz (1-2) 30-27 2/-1.5 31,10658 6/7 at SEA W, 3-1 Archer (7-4) Montgomery (0-1) 31-27 2/-1.5 27,906

6/8 - OFF (6) 2/-1.559 6/9 vs. LAA L, 2-8 Shoemaker (4-4) Karns (3-3) 31-28 2/-2.5 11,617 407,18460 6/10 vs. LAA W, 4-2 Ramirez (5-2) Weaver (4-6) 32-28 2/-1.5 10,088 417,27261 6/11 vs. LAA L, 2-6 Richards (6-4) Jepsen (1-4) 32-29 2/-2.0 10,779 428,05162 6/12 vs. CWS W, 7-5 Andriese (1-1) Danks (3-6) 33-29 2/-1.0 13,448 441,49963 6/13 vs. CWS W, 5-4 Boxberger (4-3) Putnam (1-2) 34-29 T-1/+1.0 20,248 461,74764 6/14 vs. CWS W, 2-1 Riefenhauser (1-0) Sale (6-3) 35-29 T-1/+1.0 17,962 479,70965 6/15 vs. WAS W, 6-1 Ramirez (6-2) Gonzalez (4-4) 36-29 1/+1.0 10,216 489,92566 6/16 vs. WAS L, 4-16 Roark (3-2) Colome (3-3) 36-30 1/+1.0 11,491 501,41667 6/17 at WAS W, 5-0 Andriese (2-1) Zimmermann (5-5) 37-30 1/+1.0 28,92968 6/18 at WAS W, 5-3 Archer (8-4) Fister (2-3) 38-30 1/+1.0 29,24269 6/19 at CLE W, 4-1 Karns (4-3) Carrasco (8-6) 39-30 1/+1.0 22,81170 6/20 at CLE W, 4-1 Cedeño (1-0) Kluber (3-9) 40-30 1/+1.0 24,67071 6/21 at CLE L, 0-1 Allen (1-2) Jepsen (1-5) 40-31 1/+1.0 20,84772 6/22 vs. TOR L, 5-8 Hutchison (7-1) Andriese (2-2) 40-32 1/+1.0 10,324 511,74073 6/23 vs. TOR 7:1074 6/24 vs. TOR 12:10 Rays Cheer Sticks (Kids 14 & under)

6/25 - OFF (7)75 6/26 vs. BOS 7:10 Rays Cowboy Hat (All women)76 6/27 vs. BOS 4:10 Rays Retro Headband (All fans)77 6/28 vs. BOS 1:10 Rays Retro Tin Lunch Box (Kids 14 & under)78 6/29 vs. CLE 7:1079 6/30 vs. CLE 7:1080 7/1 vs. CLE 7:1081 7/2 vs. CLE 12:10 Rays Cheer Sticks (Kids 14 & under)82 7/3 at NYY 7:0583 7/4 at NYY 1:0584 7/5 at NYY 1:05

POS. HOME# GAME FINAL WINNER LOSER W-L GA/GB ATT. CUM.85 7/6 at KC 8:1086 7/7 at KC 8:1087 7/8 at KC 8:1088 7/9 at KC 2:1089 7/10 vs. HOU 7:1090 7/11 vs. HOU 4:1091 7/12 vs. HOU 1:10 Rays Inflatable Chair (Kids 14 & under)

7/13 - All-Star Break7/14 - All-Star Game Great American Ball Park (Cincinnati Reds)7/15 - All-Star Break7/16 - All-Star Break

92 7/17 at TOR 7:0793 7/18 at TOR 1:0794 7/19 at TOR 1:0795 7/20 at PHI 7:0596 7/21 at PHI 7:0597 7/22 at PHI 1:05

7/23 - OFF (8)98 7/24 vs. BAL 7:1099 7/25 vs. BAL 6:10100 7/26 vs. BAL 1:10 Rays Surprise Christmas Present (Kids 14 & under)101 7/27 vs. DET 7:10102 7/28 vs. DET 7:10103 7/29 vs. DET 12:10 Rays Cheer Sticks (Kids 14 & under)

7/30 - OFF (9)104 7/31 at BOS 7:10105 8/1 at BOS 1:35106 8/2 at BOS 1:35107 8/3 at CWS 8:10108 8/4 at CWS 8:10109 8/5 at CWS 2:10

8/6 - OFF (10)110 8/7 vs. NYM 7:10 DJ Kitty Cat Face Bag (All women)111 8/8 vs. NYM 6:10 Rays Fedora (All fans)112 8/9 vs. NYM 1:10 Raymond Soap Dispenser (Kids 14 & under)

8/10 - OFF (11)113 8/11 vs. ATL 7:10114 8/12 vs. ATL 7:10

8/13 - OFF (12)115 8/14 at TEX 8:05116 8/15 at TEX 8:05117 8/16 at TEX 3:05118 8/17 at HOU 8:10119 8/18 at HOU 8:10120 8/19 at HOU 8:10121 8/20 at HOU 8:10122 8/21 at OAK 10:07123 8/22 at OAK 9:07124 8/23 at OAK 4:07

8/24 - OFF (13)125 8/25 vs. MIN 7:10126 8/26 vs. MIN 7:10127 8/27 vs. MIN 7:10128 8/28 vs. KC 7:10129 8/29 vs. KC 6:10 Kevin Kiermaier Outlaw Action Figure (All fans)130 8/30 vs. KC 1:10 DJ Kitty Drawstring Bag (Kids 14 & under)131 8/31 at BAL 7:05132 9/1 at BAL 7:05133 9/2 at BAL 7:05

9/3 - OFF (14)134 9/4 at NYY 7:05135 9/5 at NYY 1:05136 9/6 at NYY 1:05137 9/7 at DET 1:08138 9/8 at DET 7:08139 9/9 at DET 7:08

9/10 - OFF (15)140 9/11 vs. BOS 7:10141 9/12 vs. BOS 6:10 DJ Kitty Plush Window Cling (All fans)142 9/13 vs. BOS 1:10 Rays Superhero Cape T-Shirt (Kids 14 & under)143 9/14 vs. NYY 7:10144 9/15 vs. NYY 7:10145 9/16 vs. NYY 7:10146 9/17 vs. BAL 7:10147 9/18 vs. BAL 7:10148 9/19 vs. BAL 6:10 Fan Vote Bobblehead (All fans)149 9/20 vs. BAL 1:10 Rays Skull Cap (Kids 14 & under)150 9/21 at BOS 7:10151 9/22 at BOS 7:10152 9/23 at BOS 7:10153 9/24 at BOS 7:10154 9/25 at TOR 7:07155 9/26 at TOR 1:07156 9/27 at TOR 1:07

9/28 - OFF (16)157 9/29 vs. MIA 7:10158 9/30 vs. MIA 7:10159 10/1 vs. MIA 7:10160 10/2 vs. TOR 7:10161 10/3 vs. TOR 6:10 Rays Oktoberfest Freezer Mug (All fans)162 10/4 vs. TOR 3:10 Raymond Halloween Mask (Kids 14 & under)

* DUE TO UNREST IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE, GAME MOVED FROM ORIOLE PARK AT CAMDEN YARDS TO TROPICANA FIELD. ORIOLES BATTED LAST..

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