Thanks to a two-homer night from Brandon Lowe, the beat the 6-4 in Game 2 to make this all tied at 1-1.
Lowe came into the game riding a hitting slump, but found his swing at the right time with two big-time dingers.
The 26-year old second basemen went yard in the first inning off Tony Gonsolin to put the Rays on top 1-0. He went deep again in the bottom of the fifth off Dustin May for a two-run home run to extend his club's lead to 5-0.
"Yeah, those felt really good," Lowe told ESPN's Jeff Passan.