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Today’s Rays lineup against Angels lefty Patrick Sandoval:

Brett Phillips: “It's like waking up on Christmas morning as a kid and seeing all the presents, [or] your birthday. All the exciting things that you can imagine when you score a lot of runs like that." @TheDanGuerrero on a big day for the Rays lineup: atmlb.com/3x0Rwgt

Updates on two rehabbing Rays... -Nick Anderson (elbow) threw his second bullpen session, said he felt good and hopes to return in August. -Brendan McKay (shoulder) threw a bullpen. Next is a two-inning/30-pitch outing in Port Charlotte, then he'll build up to about 90 pitches.

Fleming isn’t expected to miss much time and said he’d try to pitch through the injury if it was September. Worth noting that, with two off-days next week, the Rays don’t necessarily need to fill his spot in the rotation if he only misses the minimum 10 days.

Rays put Josh Fleming (right calf strain) on the 10-day IL and recalled Louis Head from Triple-A Durham.

Today’s Rays lineup, with Shane McClanahan on the mound and Alex Cobb starting for the Angels:

"Great memories," Joe Maddon. The former Rays manager spoke fondly of his warm welcome back to Tampa Bay. #RaysUp #MLB

Shohei Ohtani leading off for the #Angels

Tonight’s Rays lineup. Andrew Kittredge is the opener, with Josh Fleming expected to work the bulk of the innings.

MLB and the MLBPA announce the latest COVID-19 testing results and vaccination figures:

Glasnow also shared some characteristically candid thoughts on his rehab, being labeled a "cheater," sticky stuff enforcement, Wander Franco's debut and using Tinder when traveling alone in Europe. So, all the usual stuff. Full episode via @RoseRotation: bit.ly/3dc1e7W

During his latest @RoseRotation appearance, Tyler Glasnow says he's "pretty optimistic about being able to come back sooner than later. ... How my arm feels and the 60-day (IL), I'll probably be back before the playoffs and then be able to play into the playoffs."

“Odd way to win a ballgame, but we’ll take it." No-hit into the eighth inning last night, the Rays wound up celebrating after a walk-off wild pitch: atmlb.com/3j9Bug9

RAYS WIN! Manuel Margot with incredible base running helps the @RaysBaseball win the series against the Red Sox! #RaysUp

The Rays are 45-31, back in first place in the AL East.

Manuel Margot scores on a wild pitch and the Rays walk off with a 1-0 win over the Red Sox.

Pivetta is the first Red Sox starter to be lifted in the middle of a no-hitter (with at least 5 innings in the books) since Ernie Shore was lifted after 5 no-hit innings on 10/2/1916. baseball-reference.com/boxes/BOS/BOS1…

A 94.7 MPH dart to keep it a scoreless game. 🎯

What a throw by Kevin Kiermaier to nail Hunter Renfroe at the plate. Red Sox challenged the call, but it's upheld.

Rays are hitless through six innings against Red Sox starter Nick Pivetta. Wander Franco, with three strikeouts in a game for the first time in his professional career, slams his bat in frustration.