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James Shields and the bullpen held the Philly lineup in check to earn a 4-2 win at Tropicana Field.
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Rays players, including Carlos Pena and Carl Crawford, right, celebrate their Game 2 victory. Tribune photo by MICHAEL SPOONEYBARGER
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B.J. Upton went 0-for-4 and hit into two double plays in the Game 1 loss to the Phillies. Tribune photo by MICHAEL SPOONEYBARGER
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Most players would bristle at the suggestion they weren't trying hard, but B.J. Upton is not most players.
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ATF Special Agent L. A. Bykowsky's Labrador retriever, L. E., trains with her outside the Trop today. News Channel 8 photo by ERIC HAUSMANN
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Tampa officials have permission from Major League Baseball to telecast the games at Cotanchobee Fort Brooke Park.
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Our "Rays Wins" database breaks down the various ways the team earned its 97 regular season victories this year.
- Are Rays' Fans Too Polite? Some Philly Rooters Think So
- Manuel On Howard: I Think I'll Keep Him
- Rays Breathing Easier With Win
- Balfour Happy With Outing
- Shields Is Solid, Bats Efficient As Tampa Bay Ties Series BACK TO EVEN
- Princely Price Continues To Impress From Pen
- Upton Takes Advantage Of Chances
- Again, Rays Are Able To Answer
- Small Ball Pays Off For Rays
- Shields, Rays Even Up World Series With 4-2 Victory
- Rays Removing Doubt Once More
- Shields Steps Up Big In Start
- More Cowbell? Sold Out!
- Rain May Hit Philly Saturday
- Yuengling Beer Already A Winner In Series
Follow Rays' history from expansion to the World Series in this interactive flash presentation.
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- Rays tie 2008 World Series at 1-1 with a 4-2 victory over the Phillies on Thursday night. Games 3-4-5 will be played starting Saturday night, weather permitting, in Philadelphia (Marc Lancaster)
- Pinch hitter Eric Bruntlett hit the first pitch he saw from David Price over the wall in left to put the Phillies on the board with 2 outs in the 8th. The Rays still lead, 4-1, in World Series Game 2. (Marc Lancaster)
- What rookie? David Price struck out Ryan Howard looking with two on and two out in the 7th inning to preserve the Rays' 4-0 lead over the Phillies in World Series Game 2. (Marc Lancaster)
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