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    Los Angeles Angels @ Tampa Bay Rays

    LAA
    Los Angeles AngelsAngelsLAA
    52-70, 26-34 Away
    1
    52-70, 26-34 Away
    Final
    TB
    Tampa Bay RaysRaysTB
    66-55, 39-23 Home
    2
    66-55, 39-23 Home
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    hittersH-ABRHRRBIAVG
    D. Fletcher2B-SS
    2-5000.281
    Today's at BatsFull Player Profile
    • 1st: Fletcher lined out to center.
    • 3rd: Fletcher grounded out to shortstop.
    • 5th: Fletcher singled to right, Velazquez to third.
    • 7th: Fletcher singled to right.
    • 9th: Fletcher grounded out to second.
    M. TroutDH
    1-4001.269
    L. Rengifo3B-2B
    1-4000.269
    T. WardRF
    0-3000.254
    J. AdellLF
    0-3000.223
    J. Walsh1B
    0-3000.218
    K. SuzukiC
    0-3000.180
    A. VelazquezSS
    2-2100.194
    S. OhtaniPH
    0-1000.264
    P. Gosselin3B
    0-0000.155
    J. RojasPH
    0-1000.102
    M. SierraCF
    0-4000.185
    pitchersIPHERBBKPC-STERA
    T. Davidson
    5.0623292-526.23
    A. Loup
    1.0100217-154.14
    R. Tepera
    1.0001017-103.68
    A. Wantz
    1.0001017-113.06
    Full Box Score

    Win Probability

    According to ESPN Analytics

    LAATB
    Hits
    6
    7
    Home Runs
    0
    1
    Total Bases
    6
    11
    Runners LOB
    9
    8

    Game Information

    Tropicana Field
    Tropicana Field
    12:10 AM, 23 August 2022
    St. Petersburg, Florida
    Attendance: 9,942
    Game Time:3:00
    • Umpires:
    • Home Plate Umpire - Larry Vanover
    • First Base Umpire - Sean Barber
    • Second Base Umpire - Jeremy Riggs
    • Third Base Umpire - David Rackley

    Arozarena's homer lifts surging Rays to 2-1 win over Angels

    — Randy Arozarena hit a tiebreaking home run in the fifth inning, and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Los Angeles Angels 2-1 on Monday night.
    Aug 23, 2022, 04:39 am - AP
    LAA
    TB
    123456789RHE
    000010000161
    00011000-270
    J. Springs
    win

    J. Springs6-3

    5.2 IP, 5 H, 1 ER, 7 K, 3 BB
    T. Davidson
    loss

    T. Davidson2-4

    5.0 IP, 6 H, 2 ER, 2 K, 3 BB
    S. Armstrong
    save

    S. Armstrong1

    1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 ER, 1 K, 0 BB

    Scoring Summary

    Inning

    LAATB
    4thPeralta singled to center, Ramírez scored.01
    5thTrout singled to center, Velazquez scored, Fletcher to third.11
    5thArozarena homered to right (434 feet).12
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    TB wins 4-0

    • Angels
      1
    • Rays
      2
    Game 1
    23/8
    • Angels
      1
    • Rays
      11
    Game 2
    24/8
    • Angels
      3
    • Rays
      4
    Game 3
    25/8
    • Angels
      3
    • Rays
      8
    Game 4
    25/8

    2026 American League West Standings

    TeamWLPCTGBSTRK
    Houston8181.500-W2
    Texas8082.4941L1
    Seattle7686.4695W2
    Athletics6498.39517L2
    Los Angeles62100.38319L2
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    2026 American League East Standings

    TeamWLPCTGBSTRK
    Tampa Bay9864.605-L1
    New York9368.5784.5W1
    Boston8775.53711L1
    Baltimore7982.49118.5L1
    Toronto7983.48819W1
    Full Standings

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