Cabrera's son, Meyer, helps DeJesus with the celebratory ice bath/ANDREW J. KRAMER
Sunday, 5:20 p.m.
The Tampa Bay Rays were outnumbered. They seemed to be outgunned.
The other guys had Chris Sale, who kept sending Rays back to the dugout on a regular basis. And all the Rays had was shortstop Adrubal Cabrera. As matchups go, it was like having a pawn against a queen, like having paper against scissors.
A little help here? At the time, Cabrera was flirting with a .200 average. He was down to
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