Rays get back to business

SEPTEMBER 22, 2008

After Sunday's morning-after loss, the Rays are back to their usual lineup for tonight's game in Baltimore as they seek to move closer to securing the AL East title. If the Rays go 4-4 in their final eight games, the Red Sox have to go 6-1 in their final seven to finish ahead of them and win the division. The Rays already own the tiebreaker.

Tonight is also a big night because it's the first major-league start by LHP David Price, the top pick in last year's draft who worked through three minor-league levels this season.

The lineup:
Iwamura, 2b
Upton, cf
Pena, 1b
Longoria, 3b
Floyd, dh
Navarro, c
Gross, rf
Hinske, lf
Bartlett, ss
Price, p

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