ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Rays showed their versatility in beating the Blue Jays again Thursday, the 6-3 victory a combination of unusual accomplishments.
— Starter Zach Eflin working seven innings without striking out a batter.
— Three players stealing at least two bases for the first time in a game in franchise history, according to baseball-reference.com. (That led to the Rays scoring two runs in the fifth inning without a hit, as they combined two walks, three steals, an errant throw and an infield out.)
