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The Rays are working hard to hit as many milestones as possible this postseason, and in the second game of their AL Wild Card series against the Toronto Blue Jays, they collected one more, and it was a big one.
During the bottom of the second inning Mike Zunino hit a two-run homer to add to the Rays lead, and the team was playing some excellent small ball, something they’ve excelled at all season. And then, with the bases loaded — Arozarena, Diaz, and Margot all on board — new postseason hero Hunter Renfroe came to the plate and absolutely hammered a grand slam into left field.
The grand slam put the Rays up 7-0 in the second inning but was also the first ever grand slam in Rays postseason history, making it a pretty big deal all around.
If you missed it the first time, we’ve got you covered.
It was Renfroe this time
— FOX Sports Sun: Rays (@FOXSportsRays) September 30, 2020
A grand slam, and the @RaysBaseball are pouring it on in Game 2! #RaysUp pic.twitter.com/hwDXUjLCV9
Grand Slam
— Tampa Bay Rays (@RaysBaseball) September 30, 2020
Grand Bat Toss pic.twitter.com/2lMrbDk2zB
Enjoy watching that on a loop during commercial breaks.