CHICAGO -- If you can't stop a running game, you can at least
bog it down, which is what the Rays anticipate the White Sox to
try to do Sunday in Game 3 of the American League Division
Series.  The Rays already have three stolen bases in the series,
and with Carl Crawford, B.J. Upton, Jason Bartlett, Rocco
Baldelli and Fernando Perez on the roster, there's a good bet
that number will go higher before the series is over, which is
why the Rays expect the White Sox ground crew to be busy before
the start of the game.  complete postseason coverage "Yes, I'm
really anticipating a very moist field in spite of the natural
weather conditions," Rays manager Joe Maddon said.  Carlos Pena
said it would be understandable if the White Sox wet down the
field.  "We have very fast team, a team that uses baserunning as
a tool, which is very rare in the American League, to be honest
with you," Pena said. "A lot of speed on this ballclub, so no,
it won't be surprising if it's a little bit wet out there
tomorrow."  Maddon noted