Willy Aybar's two-run single broke an eighth-inning tie and the Rays beat the Los Angeles Angels 4-2 on Tuesday night to claim the AL's best record (77-48), which matches the Chicago Cubs for the best in the majors.
"It just means we're starting to do things in the right way," manager Joe Maddon said after the Rays maintained their 4½-game lead over second-place Boston in the division. "We're making less mistakes. We're starting to believe in what we're doing. It just...
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