The Tampa Bay Rays vaporized the Baltimore Orioles yesterday at Oriole Park at Camden Yards with the Rays picking up the W 8 to 1. It was one heck of a game that folks with Rays tickets aren’t likely to forget. Baseball isn’t the only game in town. See what other sporting event tickets are out there.

Rays pitcher Wade Davis (4.41 ERA) got the win, while Chris Tillman (7.92 ERA) took the loss for the Orioles. Wade Davis went 8 solid innings for the Rays, allowed 7 hits, no home runs and one earned run with one walk and 3 strikeouts. Also pitching for the Rays was Dan Wheeler (3.03). The Orioles’s starter Chris Tillman went 2.2 innings, allowed 7 hits, no home runs and 8 earned runs with 4 walks and 2 strikeouts. Matt Albers (4.31), David Hernandez (4.35), Koji Uehara (3.27), and Alfredo Simon (3.12) also pitched for the Orioles. With the win, Davis’s record goes to 7-9, while Tillman is at 1-4.

In addition to the 8 runs, the Rays scored 9 hits and committed no errors. Evan Longoria led the Rays in hitting with 3 hits, followed by Jason Bartlett’s 2 hits. Sean Rodriguez had a tough day at the plate, leaving 4 runners on base. The Orioles didn’t have anyone with a big night with not one batter getting more than 2 hits. Miguel Tejada could not get much going at the plate as he left 5 runners on base. The Orioles managed one run, 7 hits and no errors.

Umpiring duties were performed by Bill Miller, Mike Reilly, Chad Fairchild and Eric Cooper. There were 12,792 Orioles ticket holders in attendance at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.

The New York Yankees faced off against the Tampa Bay Rays yesterday at New Yankee Stadium with the Yankees securing the victory 9 to 5. It was a great baseball game that fans with Yanks tickets will remember for quite some time.

Yankees pitcher Chan Ho Park (5.90 ERA) got the win, while David Price (2.84 ERA) took the loss for the Rays. Andy Pettitte went 2.1 innings for the Yankees, allowed 6 hits, one home run and 3 earned runs with 3 walks and 3 strikeouts. Also pitching for the Yankees was David Robertson (5.01), Boone Logan (4.05), Joba Chamberlain (5.77), and Mariano Rivera (1.01). The Rays’s starter David Price went 5 innings, allowed 7 hits, no home runs and 7 earned runs with 4 walks and 3 strikeouts. Randy Choate (6.56), and Andy Sonnanstine (4.22) also pitched for the Rays. With the win, Ho Park’s record goes to 2-1, while Price drops to 12-5.

In addition to the 9 runs, the Yankees put up 11 hits and committed one error. It wasn’t a huge day for anyone at the plate for the Yankees, as nobody managed more than 2 hits. The Rays didn’t have anyone with a big night with not one batter getting more than 2 hits. B.J. Upton could not get much going at the plate as he left 4 runners on base. The Rays got 5 runs, 12 hits and no errors.

Umpiring duties were performed by Marvin Hudson, Jim Wolf, Derryl Cousins and D.J. Reyburn. There were 46,969 Yankees ticket holders in attendance at New Yankee Stadium.

The Tampa Bay Rays narrowly defeated the Boston Red Sox yesterday at Tropicana Field with the Rays coming out on top 6 to 4. It was a solid match that aficionados with Rays tickets won’t soon forget.

Rays pitcher David Price (2.42 ERA) got the win, while Tim Wakefield (5.22 ERA) took the loss for the Red Sox. David Price went 7.2 solid innings for the Rays, allowed 8 hits, one home run and 2 earned runs with one walk and 10 strikeouts. Also pitching for the Rays was Grant Balfour (2.27), and Randy Choate (5.91). The Red Sox’s starter Tim Wakefield went 5.2 innings, allowed 4 hits, one home run and 6 earned runs with 6 walks and 3 strikeouts. Dustin Richardson (2.45), Ramon Ramirez (4.76), Jonathan Papelbon (3.60), and Robert Manuel (7.71) also pitched for the Red Sox. With the win, Price’s record goes to 12-4, while Wakefield is at 3-7. Matt Garza earned the save for the Rays, bringing his saves up to 1.

In addition to the 6 runs, the Rays scored 5 hits and committed no errors. It wasn’t a huge day for anyone at the plate for the Rays, as nobody managed more than 2 hits. Mike Cameron and Darnell McDonald tied for most hits for the Red Sox with 3, followed by J.D. Drew with one hit. Marco Scutaro could not get much going at the plate as he left 5 runners on base. The Red Sox scored 4 runs, 11 hits and 2 errors.

Umpiring duties were performed by Todd Tichenor, John Hirschbeck, Laz Diaz and James Hoye. There were 24,356 Rays ticket holders in attendance at Tropicana Field.

The Tampa Bay Rays got a tough win over the Boston Red Sox yesterday at Tropicana Field with the Rays picking up the W 6 to 5. It was one heck of a game that folks with Rays tickets aren’t likely to forget. Baseball isn’t the only game in town. See what other sporting event tickets are out there.

Rays pitcher Randy Choate (5.48 ERA) got the win, while Ramon Ramirez (4.81 ERA) took the loss for the Red Sox. Matt Garza went 3 innings for the Rays, allowed 7 hits, one home run and 4 earned runs with 2 walks and one strikeout. Also pitching for the Rays was Andy Sonnanstine (3.71), Dan Wheeler (3.16), Grant Balfour (2.06), and Joaquin Benoit (0.73). The Red Sox’s starter Daisuke Matsuzaka went 5 innings, allowed 8 hits, no home runs and 4 earned runs with 4 walks and 4 strikeouts. Dustin Richardson (2.45), and Daniel Bard (1.99) also pitched for the Red Sox. With the win, Choate’s record goes to 2-2, while Ramirez is at 0-2. Rafael Soriano earned the save for the Rays, bringing his saves up to 22.

In addition to the 6 runs, the Rays scored 10 hits and committed no errors. Carl Crawford led the Rays in hitting with 3 hits, followed by Sean Rodriguez’s 2 hits. Willy Aybar had a tough day at the plate, leaving 6 runners on base. Eric Patterson had the most hits for the Red Sox (3), followed by Bill Hall (2). Adrian Beltre could not get much going at the plate as he left 5 runners on base. The Red Sox managed 5 runs, 10 hits and no errors.

Umpiring duties were performed by Laz Diaz, James Hoye, Todd Tichenor and John Hirschbeck. There were 28,528 Rays ticket holders in attendance at Tropicana Field.

The Tampa Bay Rays beat the Minnesota Twins in 10 innings yesterday in a hard-fought game of baseball. You never know what you’re going to see at a baseball game, and an MLB extra-innings game is always a possibility. It was one heck of a game that folks with Rays tickets aren’t likely to forget. Baseball isn’t the only game in town. See what other sporting event tickets are out there.

Rays pitcher Lance Cormier (4.70 ERA) got the win, while Matt Guerrier (1.93 ERA) took the loss for the Twins. Jeff Niemann went 6.2 solid innings for the Rays, allowed 6 hits, one home run and 3 earned runs with 2 walks and 5 strikeouts. Also pitching for the Rays was Grant Balfour (1.62), Randy Choate (6.16), and Joaquin Benoit (0.79). The Twins’s starter Carl Pavano went 6.1 innings, allowed 7 hits, no home runs and 2 earned runs with 2 walks and 4 strikeouts. Ron Mahay (4.09), Alex Burnett (3.12), Jose Mijares (2.12), Jesse Crain (4.22), Jon Rauch (2.61), and Brian Duensing (1.82) also pitched for the Twins. With the win, Cormier’s record goes to 3-1, while Guerrier is at 1-3. Rafael Soriano earned the save for the Rays, bringing his saves up to 19.

In addition to the 5 runs, the Rays scored 12 hits and committed no errors. Carl Crawford led the Rays in hitting with 4 hits, followed by Willy Aybar’s 2 hits, and Ben Zobrist with 2. Carlos Pena had a tough day at the plate, leaving 7 runners on base. The Twins didn’t have anyone with a big night with not one batter getting more than 2 hits. The Twins managed 4 runs, 7 hits and 2 errors.

Umpiring duties were performed by Tim Tschida, Jeff Nelson, Tim Timmons and Alfonso Marquez. There were 40,665 Twins ticket holders in attendance at Metrodome.

The Tampa Bay Rays faced the the Boston Red Sox yesterday at Fenway Park with the Rays winning 9 to 4. It was quite a game that followers with Rays tickets will be talking about for days.

Rays pitcher Matt Garza (4.08 ERA) got the win, while Daisuke Matsuzaka (4.50 ERA) took the loss for the Red Sox. Matt Garza went 7 solid innings for the Rays, allowed 6 hits, no home runs and 3 earned runs with 2 walks and 5 strikeouts. Also pitching for the Rays was Randy Choate (5.79), Grant Balfour (1.64), and Joaquin Benoit (0.82). The Red Sox’s starter Daisuke Matsuzaka went 6 innings, allowed 4 hits, no home runs and 3 earned runs with 4 walks and 7 strikeouts. Scott Atchison (4.62), Manny Delcarmen (4.59), and Ramon Ramirez (4.88) also pitched for the Red Sox. With the win, Garza’s record goes to 9-5, while Matsuzaka falls to 5-3.

In addition to the 9 runs, the Rays managed 11 hits and committed no errors. It wasn’t a huge day for anyone at the plate for the Rays, as nobody managed more than 2 hits. Sean Rodriguez had a tough day at the plate, leaving 4 runners on base. The Red Sox didn’t have anyone with a big night with not one batter getting more than 2 hits. The Red Sox managed 4 runs, 8 hits and one error.

Umpiring duties were performed by Phil Cuzzi, Jerry Crawford, Chris Guccione and Brian O’Nora. There were 38,055 Red Sox ticket holders in attendance at Fenway Park.

The Boston Red Sox did battle with the the Tampa Bay Rays yesterday at Fenway Park with the Red Sox picking up the W 8 to 5. It was one heck of a game that folks with Red Sox tickets aren’t likely to forget.

Red Sox pitcher John Lackey (4.46 ERA) got the win, while James Shields (4.76 ERA) took the loss for the Rays. John Lackey went 7 solid innings for the Red Sox, allowed 8 hits, no home runs and one earned run with 2 walks and 3 strikeouts. Also pitching for the Red Sox was Hideki Okajima (5.81), Daniel Bard (2.04), Scott Atchison (4.81), and Dustin Richardson (3.86). The Rays’s starter James Shields went 5 innings, allowed 7 hits, one home run and 5 earned runs with 2 walks and 6 strikeouts. Dan Wheeler (3.33), Lance Cormier (4.85), and Andy Sonnanstine (3.67) also pitched for the Rays. With the win, Lackey’s record goes to 9-3, while Shields is at 6-8. Jonathan Papelbon earned the save for the Red Sox, bringing his saves up to 18.

In addition to the 8 runs, the Red Sox scored 10 hits and committed one error. Adrian Beltre led the Red Sox in hitting with 4 hits, followed by Mike Cameron’s one hit. Carl Crawford had the most hits for the Rays (4), followed by Sean Rodriguez (2). Evan Longoria could not get much going at the plate as he left 4 runners on base. The Rays managed 5 runs, 12 hits and no errors.

Umpiring duties were performed by Brian O’Nora, Phil Cuzzi, Jerry Crawford and Chris Guccione. There were 38,013 Red Sox ticket holders in attendance at Fenway Park.

The Tampa Bay Rays did battle with the the Texas Rangers yesterday at Rangers Ballpark with the Rays picking up the W 9 to 5. It was one heck of a game that folks with Rays tickets aren’t likely to forget. Baseball isn’t the only game in town. See what other sporting event tickets are out there.

Rays pitcher Matt Garza (3.31 ERA) got the win, while Rich Harden (5.34 ERA) took the loss for the Rangers. Matt Garza went 5.2 innings for the Rays, allowed 6 hits, one home run and 4 earned runs with 2 walks and 4 strikeouts. Also pitching for the Rays was Dan Wheeler (3.00), Randy Choate (6.00), Grant Balfour (1.78), Joaquin Benoit (0.71), and Rafael Soriano (1.59). The Rangers’s starter Rich Harden went 5 innings, allowed 4 hits, 2 home runs and 3 earned runs with 3 walks and 6 strikeouts. Dustin Nippert (4.82), Frank Francisco (4.68), Darren O’Day (2.42), and Chris Ray (3.70) also pitched for the Rangers. With the win, Garza’s record goes to 6-4, while Harden is at 3-2.

John Jaso provided much of the offense for the Rays with an incredible 5 runs batted in. In addition to the 9 runs, the Rays scored 13 hits and committed no errors. B.J. Upton and John Jaso tied for most hits for the Rays with 3 hits, followed by Reid Brignac with 2 hits. Carl Crawford had a tough day at the plate, leaving 6 runners on base. The Rangers didn’t have anyone with a big night with not one batter getting more than 2 hits. The Rangers managed 5 runs, 10 hits and 2 errors.

Umpiring duties were performed by Chris Guccione, Jerry Crawford, Brian O’Nora and Scott Barry. There were 26,932 Rangers ticket holders in attendance at Rangers Ballpark.

The Tampa Bay Rays did battle with the the Toronto Blue Jays yesterday at Rogers Centre with the Rays picking up the W 7 to 3. It was one heck of a game that folks with Rays tickets aren’t likely to forget. Baseball isn’t the only game in town. See what other sporting event tickets are out there.

Rays pitcher David Price (2.29 ERA) got the win, while Shaun Marcum (2.77 ERA) took the loss for the Blue Jays. David Price went 8 solid innings for the Rays, allowed 9 hits, no home runs and no earned runs with no walks and 3 strikeouts. Also pitching for the Rays was Rafael Soriano (1.61). The Blue Jays’s starter Shaun Marcum went 8.1 innings, allowed 10 hits, no home runs and 4 earned runs with no walks and 2 strikeouts. Jason Frasor (5.06), and Scott Downs (3.24) also pitched for the Blue Jays. With the win, Price’s record goes to 8-2, while Marcum is at 5-2.

Carl Crawford provided much of the offense for the Rays with an incredible 5 runs batted in. In addition to the 7 runs, the Rays scored 12 hits and committed 3 errors. It wasn’t a huge day for anyone at the plate for the Rays, as nobody managed more than 2 hits. Lyle Overbay had the most hits for the Blue Jays (3), followed by John Buck (2), and Fred Lewis (2). The Blue Jays managed 3 runs, 11 hits and one error.

Umpiring duties were performed by Paul Schrieber, Dan Bellino, Joe West and Angel Hernandez. There were 13,517 Blue Jays ticket holders in attendance at Rogers Centre.

The win puts the Rays at a record of -, ( games behind first place in the division), while the loss brings the Blue Jays to -, ( games behind the division leader). Next up for the Rays are the (-) at the Rangers’s Rangers Ballpark In Arlington. If you are in the area you might want to check out what’s available for tickets because that game should be a good one. The Blue Jays will next take on the (-) at Rogers Centre in what should be a very good game of MLB baseball. Buy your tickets today and and see the game in person.

The Tampa Bay Rays narrowly defeated the Toronto Blue Jays yesterday at Rogers Centre with the Rays coming out on top 7 to 6. It was a solid match that aficionados with Rays tickets won’t soon forget.

Rays pitcher Grant Balfour (1.93 ERA) got the win, while Kevin Gregg (4.50 ERA) took the loss for the Blue Jays. Jeff Niemann went 6.1 solid innings for the Rays, allowed 9 hits, 2 home runs and 5 earned runs with one walk and 4 strikeouts. Also pitching for the Rays was Randy Choate (6.43). The Blue Jays’s starter Brian Tallet went 5.2 innings, allowed 4 hits, no home runs and no earned runs with 3 walks and 4 strikeouts. Casey Janssen (4.98), Jason Frasor (4.64), Shawn Camp (2.48), Scott Downs (2.96), and Rommie Lewis (3.52) also pitched for the Blue Jays. With the win, Balfour’s record goes to 1-1, while Gregg is at 0-2. Rafael Soriano earned the save for the Rays, bringing his saves up to 15.

In addition to the 7 runs, the Rays scored 10 hits and committed one error. It wasn’t a huge day for anyone at the plate for the Rays, as nobody managed more than 2 hits. Reid Brignac had a tough day at the plate, leaving 6 runners on base. Fred Lewis had the most hits for the Blue Jays (3), followed by Lyle Overbay (2), and Vernon Wells (2). The Blue Jays scored 6 runs, 12 hits and one error.

Umpiring duties were performed by Angel Hernandez, Paul Schrieber, Dan Bellino and Joe West. There were 13,439 Blue Jays ticket holders in attendance at Rogers Centre.

The win puts the Rays at a record of -, ( games behind first place in the division), while the loss brings the Blue Jays to -, ( games behind the division leader). Next up for the Rays are the (-) at the Blue Jays’s Rogers Centre. If you are in the area you might want to check out what’s available for tickets because that game should be a good one. The Blue Jays will next take on the (-) at Rogers Centre in what should be a very good game of MLB baseball. Buy your tickets today and see it all live.