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Looking Backward While Moving Forward: Jays Clinch Postseason Berth in 10-8 Win Over the Rays

The highly anticipated marquee matchup between Chris Archer and David Price certainly did not live up to billing on Saturday afternoon. In the end, the 18 run contest ultimately benefitted Toronto, as the Blue Jays won 10-8. Toronto, the top scoring team in the Majors, never trailed after a five run first inning and punched their ticket to the playoffs for the first time in 22 years.

The New What Next: Rays vs. Blue Jays ― A Series Preview

The Tampa Bay Rays packed their belongings and exited the tin can like confines of Fenway Park after winning three of four against the Boston Red Sox. Next stop Toronto, where the Rays will take on David Price and the Blue Jays, in their last road series of the 2015 season.

Looking Backward While Moving Forward: Guyer and Casali Power Rays to a 3-2 Victory

The Tampa Bay Rays hit a pair of homers against the Toronto Blue Jays bullpen late, and held on to beat Toronto 3-2 on Saturday afternoon. With the win, the Rays moved back over .500 in the W/L column, and has split the first two games of the series against their AL East foe.

Looking Backward While Moving Forward: Rays Fall to Jays, 8-5

Toronto showed why it’s one of the hottest teams in the majors on Monday, as the Blue Jays defeated the Tampa Bay Rays by a score of 8-5. The Rays fell for just the second time in eight meetings this season with Toronto, a team that continues to chug along in the month of June. All is not lost, however, Tampa Bay remained a game in front of New York in the AL East, thanks to the Yankees’ 11-8 loss to Philly.