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Rays Sweep Astros, First AL Team to 90 Wins — Sep 13, 2026The Tampa Bay Rays routed the Houston Astros 14-4 to become the first American League team to reach 90 wins, with Jonathan Aranda homering twice and Freddy Peralta tossing five hitless innings. Houston fell to 75-75 and was swept in the series, highlighting the Rays as the AL’s premier team this season.

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Maya Lindstrom The Rays look like the team to beat in the AL with that kind of offensive outburst and strong pitching.

Freddy Peralta leads Rays past Mets, series tied 1-1 — Sep 1, 2026The Rays and Mets split their Tropicana Field series, with Tampa Bay winning 6-2 behind Freddy Peralta as key early scoring and late runs gave them the edge in one game, and New York answering back with a 3-2 win highlighted by Robert Stock's five-plus scoreless innings in the other. The matchup remains tightly contested, illustrating a balanced battleground as both clubs compete for division leadership.

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Sam Okafor Robert Stock quietly putting together a solid outing there. Bullpen games like that can steal a series if the offense shows up.

Padres Debut Hays With Two-Run Homer; Peralta Talks — Aug 9, 2026The San Diego Padres signed outfielder Austin Hays to bolster depth, highlighting his left-handed batting against Southpaws and willingness to play corner outfield while providing a much-needed right-handed option off the bench after injury-plagued strains. In addition, despite his uncertain 2026 season, the Padres are also viewed as a likely destination for a major free-agent pitcher like Freddy Peralta, signaling a broader push to strengthen the rotation this offseason.

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