Clevinger will make his first start since July 31, when he took the loss after allowing five runs in three innings vs. Boston. The righty was briefly moved to the bullpen after he allowed a combined 10 earned runs through his previous two starts.
Archer gave the Rays a quality start Sunday when he held the Brewers to one run on three hits in six innings, but he came away with a no-decision. He has made 15 straight starts of at least six innings pitched, the longest such streak of his career.