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The Tampa Bay Rays helped White Sox pitcher Chris Sale match his best record, and they moved a step closer to one of their worst records in years. The Rays managed to hit the ball off Sale on Tuesday night, but couldn't match Chicago's explosive offense, falling 13-6 for their fifth straight defeat, allowing Sale (17-9) to match his career-best win total. The Rays have five games left in the season, and would need to win two of those to avoid their worst record since the 2007 season when they were 66-96. Continue to Article

September 28, 2016 12:33:am EST

Melky Cabrera and Leury Garcia homered to back Chris Sale and the Chicago White Sox routed the sloppy Tampa Bay Rays 13-6 on Tuesday night. Sale (17-9) allowed three runs and eight hits with seven strikeouts over seven innings, retiring the last seven batters to match his career high in victories in Chicago's fourth straight win. Cabrera belted a two-run homer in a three-run first inning and Garcia added a three-run shot in the third. Continue to Article

September 27, 2016 11:20:pm EST

Alex Cobb's body of work this season has been limited to only four starts, but it's been enough for Tampa Bay Rays' manager Kevin Cash to consider it a success. Cobb will make his final start on Tuesday against the Chicago White Sox. Cobb's assignment Tuesday won't be simple as he faces off against White Sox ace Chris Sale (16-9), who manager Robin Ventura said Monday could still pitch twice before the regular season ends on Sunday. Continue to Article

September 27, 2016 1:24:am EST