Toronto Blue Jays vs Tampa Bay Rays

MLB
6-5
Final
Rays
73-78
George M. Steinbrenner Field
TV: Sportsnet
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TB0030000115

Who won: Blue Jays 6-5

The Toronto Blue Jays beat the Tampa Bay Rays 6-5 on Tuesday, September 16, 2025 at George M. Steinbrenner Field. The Rays win the series 5-2. The Blue Jays outscored the Rays 3-0 in the 2nd inning. George Springer went 3-for-5 with 2 RBI for the Blue Jays. Brandon Lowe went 2-for-5 with a home run and 4 RBI for the Rays.

Win probability

100%TOR final
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Play by play

  1. Bot 9th

    Mangum struck out swinging.

  2. Bot 9th

    J. Lowe struck out swinging.

  3. Bot 9th

    Caminero walked, B. Lowe to second.

  4. RUN SCORESBot 9th

    Singled to left, Simpson scored

    Brandon Lowe

    B. Lowe singled to left, Simpson scored.

    TOR 6 - 5 TB
  5. Bot 9th

    Hoffman relieved Domínguez

  6. Bot 9th

    Díaz struck out swinging, Simpson stole second, Simpson safe at third on throwing error by catcher Kirk.

  7. Bot 9th

    Simpson walked.

  8. Bottom of the 9th inning
  9. Top 9th

    Guerrero Jr. lined out to right.

  10. Top 9th

    Lukes flied out to left.

  11. Top 9th

    Springer reached on infield single to third.

  12. Top 9th

    Straw lined out to right.

  13. Top 9th

    Baker relieved Sulser

  14. Top 9th

    Fortes catching.

  15. Top 9th

    Williams at shortstop.

  16. Top 9th

    Gray at first base.

  17. Top of the 9th inning
  18. Bot 8th

    Fortes grounded into double play, shortstop to second to first, Morel out at second.

  19. Bot 8th

    Domínguez relieved Little

  20. Bot 8th

    Fortes hit for B. Seymour

  21. Bot 8th

    Morel walked.

  22. Bot 8th

    Morel hit for Feduccia

  23. RUN SCORESBot 8th

    Singled to left, J. Lowe scored

    Tristan Gray

    Gray singled to left, J. Lowe scored, Gray to second.

    TOR 6 - 4 TB
  24. Bot 8th

    Mangum grounded out to catcher, J. Lowe to second.

  25. Bot 8th

    J. Lowe walked.