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Cleveland Takes Wild Card Lead After Thrilling Win in Tampa

9/8/2025

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In Tampa, Ramírez hit a tying triple, achieving his 938th RBI, second only to Earl Averill's 1,084.
Gabriel Arias contributed an RBI single, scoring David Fry, who narrowly beat the throw home.
Garrett Cleavinger ended his 20-inning scoreless streak, allowing his first run since July 5.
Cleveland (72-70) won three of four against the Rays (71-72), vying for a wild card spot.
The game drew 8,155 fans, marking the 16th non-sellout at Steinbrenner Field this season.
Parker Messick pitched six innings, allowing one run and striking out four batters.
Cade Smith earned his 11th save in 16 opportunities.
Rays rookie Carson Williams broke an 0-for-12 slump with a home run.

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In Tampa, Ramírez hit a tying triple, achieving his 938th RBI, second only to Earl Averill's 1,084.
Gabriel Arias contributed an RBI single, scoring David Fry, who narrowly beat the throw home.
Garrett Cleavinger ended his 20-inning scoreless streak, allowing his first run since July 5.
Cleveland (72-70) won three of four against the Rays (71-72), vying for a wild card spot.
The game drew 8,155 fans, marking the 16th non-sellout at Steinbrenner Field this season.
Parker Messick pitched six innings, allowing one run and striking out four batters.
Cade Smith earned his 11th save in 16 opportunities.
Rays rookie Carson Williams broke an 0-for-12 slump with a home run.