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Manny Machado drove in two runs, Joe Musgrove worked six solid innings and Fernando Tatis Jr. and catcher Austin Nola teamed up to punch out a potential tying run at home plate as the San Diego Padres beat the MLB-leading Tampa Bay Rays 5-4 on Sunday to take the three-game series. The Padres were ahead 5-4 in the top of the eighth inning when Tatis threw a near-strike to Nola at the plate to get Manuel Margot, who was trying to tie the game by scoring from second base on a single to right field by Christian Bethancourt. The Padres slumped badly in May, going 10-16.

ST. PETERSBURG — Stuart Sternberg still plans on owning the Rays and expects them to be playing in a new Tampa Bay-area stadium for “generations to come.” But that doesn’t stop potential suitors from seeking other scenarios, or at least talking about them. Forbes.com, quoting multiple unnamed sources, reported Friday that Trip Miller, founder of Gullane Capital Partners, a Tennessee-based ...

SAN DIEGO — After concerns about a possible season-ending injury, Josh Fleming and the Rays seemingly got good news Friday. After Fleming was summoned to see elbow specialist Dr. Keith Meister in Texas this week, the left-hander feared the worst, the possibility of elbow reconstruction surgery. Instead, Fleming was told to continue rehabbing the elbow, and the Rays hope he will begin throwing ...

Shane McClanahan pitched into the seven inning to get his major league-leading 11th win, Randy Arozarena homered and drove in four runs, and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the San Diego Padres 6-2 on Friday night. Tampa Bay is now 51-22 (.699 winning percentage) — easily the best record in baseball, with seven wins more than the Atlanta Braves. The Rays have won 11 of their last 14 games and are 15-7 in interleague play.

The Tampa Bay Rays became the first team to 50 wins, and for the Oakland Athletics splitting a four-game series against baseball's best spelled success. Luke Raley hit a go-ahead solo homer with one out in the eighth, Manuel Margot connected earlier and the Rays beat the 19-win A's 4-3 on Thursday. Rays rookie top prospect Taj Bradley struck out the first six A’s batters in order and a career-high 11 in all, surrendering Seth Brown's tying two-run single in the fifth.