CBS Sports is a registered trademark of CBS Broadcasting Inc. Commissioner.com is a registered trademark of CBS Interactive Inc. site: media | arena: mlb | pageType: profiles | Progress is hard to define. Lowe busts out with 2 HRs as Rays even Series, Don't count out the Rays: After Dodgers dominate Game 1, Tampa Bay punches back.

6-keys: media/spln/mlb/reg/free/teampages. Snell looked sharp Wednesday, fanning nine in his start. 4:30PM 2004 World Series Champion Adam Kennedy called in to give his thoughts on the World Series, how good Corey Seager is and how big of a game that Game 5 could be for Clayton Kershaw.

Keyshawn Johnson, and Zubin Mehenti begin the show talking about the Dodgers dropping game 2. One positive for the Dodgers: They avoided Julio Urias, who can now start Game 4. UFC President Dana White joins to talk about UFC 254 and what will come of Conor McGregor and his return. Snell will see action again if the series continues to get extended.

Will Dodgers be OK if Dustin May, Tony Gonsolin don't contribute more? Charlie Morton discusses his mindset for facing the Dodgers in Game 3 and the huge advantage Los Angeles has over the Rays in the World Series, Willy Adames discusses Brandon Lowe's multi-home run game and Yoshi Tsutsugo talks about his opportunity to play in a World Series game, MLB Tonight breaks down Brandon Lowe's impressive Game 2 and his impact on the Rays' victory, An off day?In the middle of a series? Jessica Mendoza joins the show to talk about how the Rays were able to fend off the Dodgers in Game 2.

The right-hander struggled in his World Series debut but will likely get a chance to redeem himself so long as the Rays aren't swept. It's even hard to find for Daniel Jones. Jessica Mendoza joins Buster to discuss why it’s driving her crazy she can’t be in the stadium, Brandon Lowe exhaling after breaking out of his slump and why the Rays need him to win the series, Charlie Morton’s advantage and Walker Buehler’s disadvantage going into game three, Blake Snell pitching in the strike zone, Aaron Loup striking out Cody Bellinger, and MadBum vs. Mr. October (9:19). Plus, Magic forward Aaron Gordon stops by the show. Find out the latest on your favorite MLB teams on CBSSports.com. His first mistake came on a two-run homer to Cody Bellinger and then he began to lose command in the fifth inning, allowing four more earned runs. Covering the impact of coronavirus on the sports world. Cheers? Jessica Mendoza joins to talk World Series, Dave Revsine on the start of Big Ten Football and we make our NFL Week 7 Six-Pack of picks. Spain & Fitz are back together again, talking Giants vs. Eagles and the ugly NFC East. Plus, COVID-19 hits the Raiders and is there a place for Antonio Brown back in the NFL? Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon discuss Clayton Kershaw's career postseason narrative after a big Game 1 performances, if changes made in baseball this season will last beyond 2020, the Pelicans' hiring of Stan Van Gundy, and much more.

The Dodgers' comeback comes up short and the Rays win Game 2, 6-4, a game they absolutely needed. © 2004-2020 CBS Interactive. Buster Olney joins the show to discuss the game and what we saw. Brady, Gronk cutouts make appearance at World Series (0:16), How Brandon Lowe saved the Rays' season (1:24), Lowe opens up on providing spark for Rays in Game 2 (1:01), Lowe homers twice to lift Rays over Dodgers in Game 2 (0:52), Kurkjian: Rays won how they've won all season (2:07), BBTN: Jessica Mendoza talks about the Rays' Brandon Lowe breaking out of his slump, J&J: Magic Forward Aaron Gordon Stops By The Show, BBTN: Jessica Mendoza recaps Game 2 of the World Series, World Series 'travel day' roundtable: Everything we learned in Games 1 and 2, How Brandon Lowe got his swing straightened out at exactly the right time, Inside Dodgers' failures in key at-bats: Going deep on Game 2's biggest moments.
Randy Arozarena picks up the ball in left field and throws to second in time for Brandon Lowe to … Can the Rays keep it up? His lone mistake came on a two-run homer to Chris Taylor in the fifth inning. The Dodgers brought the tying run up to bat with nobody out in the eighth, but Max Muncy flied out, Will Smith lined out, and Aaron Loup, the Rays' funky lefty, came out of the bullpen to strike out Cody Bellinger. Sure. Spend your afternoon with Jalen & Jacoby as the guys discuss the Seahawks interest in Antonio Brown, Baker Mayfield and Odell Beckham in their feelings about the Browns’ season, the Rays holding off the Dodgers to take Game 2 of World Series and Stan Van Gundy hired to coach the Pelicans. And, what is the best Oreo? We answer the biggest questions so far in this Fall Classic. Will Antonio Brown end up in Seattle? You bet. NEWS SCORES STANDINGS SOCIAL ROSTER STATS VIDEOS ODDS. High-fives? Snell recorded 4.2 innings of work Wednesday, allowing two runs, two hits and four walks while striking out nine in a win over the Dodgers in Game 2 of the World Series. 2020 season schedule, scores, stats, and highlights. The solo shot was the only damage that the Rays were able to inflict on Clayton Kershaw, who otherwise dominated their offense. If they play like that they may be unbeatable.

Tampa Bay's best hitter has been a mess most of the postseason, but getting in touch with his personal hitting coach changed everything. 1ST IN AL EAST. Blake Snell took a no-hitter into the 5th and the struggling Brandon Lowe cranked 2 home runs. The veteran managed to knock in teammate Joey Wendle in the seventh inning and was the only spark plug in a Rays offense that struggled in the opener. 2020 Season Update Season Tickets Rays Fan Cutouts Single Game Tickets Group Tickets and Party Areas All-Inclusive Suites Rays Business Package Request an Appointment Premium Seating Mobile Ticketing Seating Map Season Ticket Holders Only Rays Rewards StubHub Rays Gift Cards Rays …

Kiermaier went 2-for-3 with a solo homer and a pair of runs batted in Tuesday in a loss to the Dodgers in Game 1 of the World Series. All Rights Reserved. Glasnow fanned eight, yet he was unable to escape the fifth inning. World Series Game 2: Tampa Bay Rays vs. Los Angeles Dodgers.

Kiermaier hit a solo homer in the fifth inning off Clayton Kershaw, and with that, the longest-tenured Rays player hit his first home run off a lefty all season. Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon discuss the Rays' Game 2 win, this weekend's return of the Big Ten, tonight's riveting Giants/Eagles matchup, and much more.

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The top-seeded Rays will face the 6-seeded Houston Astros in the best-of-7 ALCS, with Game 1 coming on Sunday, October 11, 2020 (10/11/20) at Petco Park in San Diego, California. The series is staying in Arlington, but the Dodgers and Rays have 24 hours to catch their breath. Rays beat Astros in Game 7, heading to World Series for second time in franchise history Randy Arozarena hit his seventh postseason home run to power the team to a 4-2 win. pic.twitter.com/RceZeIyftt, The Dodgers and Rays are even at one game apiece as Travis Scott gets you ready for Game 3, Brandon Lowe opens the scoring for the Rays with a solo home run in the 1st inning, and adds a two-run smash in the 5th, Aaron Loup strikes out two and retires his final batter to earn the hold in the Rays' Game 2 win over the Dodgers, Randy Arozarena collects his 22nd hit in the 2020 postseason, tying Derek Jeter for most by a rookie in a single postseason. Then, Pedro Moura of the Athletic came on to give his thoughts on the World Series and if the Rays really have a chance even though the series is split 1-1. Flying arm-bumps and wacky dance moves? Glasnow took to the loss to the Dodgers in Game 1 of the World Series on Tuesday.

The 27-year-old threw 58 of his 112 pitches for strikes and recorded a first-pitch strike to just 13 of the 23 batters he faced. Get the latest news and information for the Tampa Bay Rays. Willy Adames has it all, every day. Kevin Kiermaier talks about the Rays' resiliency, Ji-Man Choi breaks down his game-tying homer and Nick Anderson discusses his pitching. Follow the social conversation throughout the #postseason, from first pitch to last clinch. As great as the Dodgers are, they won't end their title drought if they come up empty in high-leverage moments the way they did in Wednesday's loss to the Rays.