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The Rays' Harold Ramirez watches his two-run double next to the Red Sox's Connor Wong during the ninth inning of Game 2 of Saturday's doubleheader in Boston.
In Game 1 of the doubleheader, Jalen Beeks falters again with the lead. In Game 2, Harold Ramirez delivers the go-ahead runs.
Notebook | The lefty had an MRI and CT scan Saturday with reports expected on the cause and severity of injury.
John Romano | The Rays have about 60 days to decide if they want to mess with a lineup that currently leads the majors in home runs and is second in runs per game.
The lefty felt soreness in his elbow playing catch before Friday’s game was postponed by rain.

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  1. Rays relief pitcher Josh Fleming pitches in the second inning against the Dodgers at Tropicana Field last Sunday.
  2. The Rays' Harold Ramirez watches his two-run double next to the Red Sox's Connor Wong during the ninth inning of Game 2 of Saturday's doubleheader in Boston.
  3. The Rays have gotten off to a historic start this season and hitters such as Harold Ramirez have been at the heart of the winning. But Tampa Bay needs to shore up its pitching staff, and that could mean saying goodbye to a player such as Ramirez.
  4. Rays relief pitcher Josh Fleming (19) works in the third inning against the Dodgers at Tropicana Field on Sunday. Fleming has been placed on the injured list with left elbow soreness.
  5. The Fenway Park grounds crew brings out the tarp before Friday's scheduled contest between the Red Sox and Rays. The postponed game will be made up Monday afternoon in Boston.
  6. Former Pirates reliever Robert Stephenson, who is out of minor-league options, is expected to join the Rays over the weekend.
  7. Rays pitcher Tyler Glasnow had a lighter workload in his first game back last Saturday.
  8. Rays shortstop Wander Franco and centerfielder Jose Siri celebrate after beating the Blue Jays at Tropicana Field on May 24.
  9. Tampa Bay shortstop Wander Franco (5) and center fielder Jose Siri (22) have had plenty of reasons to celebrate through the first two months of the 2023 season, but the hard stuff is still ahead for the Rays in the ridiculously stacked American League East.
  10. Rays starting pitcher Zach Eflin throws during the first inning of Wednesday's game against the Cubs at Wrigley Field in Chicago. The Rays won, 4-3.
  11. Rays outfielder Jose Siri reacts at home plate in front of Chicago Cubs Tucker Barnhart (18) after his home run during the eighth inning of Wednesday's game in Chicago.
  12. Rays starter Shane McClanahan was mostly solid over 5 2/3 innings Tuesday against the Cubs, but gave up a home run on his first pitch, and later watched an outfield miscue lead to the go-ahead run.
  13. Rays relief pitcher Pete Fairbanks' latest injury list stint should be another short one.
  14. Rays catcher Francisco Mejia, left, and relief pitcher Jason Adam celebrate after closing out the Dodgers on Sunday.
  15. Cubs starting pitcher Marcus Stroman throws up his hands after pitching an entire baseball game against the Rays on Monday in Chicago.
  16. Rays closer Pete Fairbanks, left, and catcher Christian Bethancourt celebrate beating the Blue Jays at Tropicana Field on Wednesday.
  17. Rays manager Kevin Cash, right, welcomes designated hitter Harold Ramirez, left, back to the dugout after scoring a run early in Sunday's 11-10 victory against the Dodgers at Tropicana Field.
  18. Rays relief pitcher Pete Fairbanks leaves the field with a trainer after injuring his hip while warming up during the ninth inning of Sunday's game against the Dodgers at Tropicana Field.
  19. Rays leftfielder Luke Raley high-fives teammates after scoring a run in the third inning against the Los Angeles Dodgers Sunday at Tropicana Field.
  20. Rays designated hitter Harold Ramirez, right, celebrates, his two-run home run off Los Angeles Dodgers starter Clayton Kershaw during the fifth inning of Saturday's game at Tropicana Field. It was the Rays' 100th homer of the season.
  21. Rays pitcher Tyler Glasnow (20) pitches to the Los Angeles Dodgers during the second inning of Saturday's game at Tropicana Field.
  22. Rays shortstop Wander Franco is second in the American League with 18 stolen bases and is on pace for 55. The Rays have a chance to eclipse the franchise record of 194 stolen bases, set in 2009.
  23. Rays rightfielder Luke Raley prepares for an at-bat during Friday's game against the Dodgers at Tropicana Field.
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