way several big leads this season. "Thats the one thing I always try to look at. Once youve lost the lead or even if it gets tied, that puts it back in their corner a little bit, so I thought Jake (McGee) was really important. "We keep making this way more dramatic than it needs to be,"

AFL minor premiers Sydney have dominated a new-look All Australian team, supplying almost a quarter of the players.Lance Franklin, Dan Hannebery, Josh Kennedy, Luke Parker and Dane Rampe were all part of the side unveiled on Thursday night.Geelong skipper Joel Selwood was appointed captain of the team for the third time, having also earned the title in 2013 and 2014.Its a very special honour and hard to put into words. Its one Ill cherish now but later in life as well, Selwood said on stage.Parker, Rampe and seven other stars earned All-Australian honours for the first time, including vice-captain Rory Sloane.Dustin Martin, tipped to be Patrick Dangerfields biggest challenger on Brownlow Medal night, was included on the bench alongside fellow debutant Marcus Bontempelli.Melbourne ruckman Max Gawn, West Coast defender Jeremy McGovern, Gold Coast forward Tom Lynch and Greater Western Sydneys Toby Greene were also recognised by selectors for the first time.Ive been doing this three years and it was the most aggressive discussion theres been, AFL boss Gillon McLachlan said of the selection debate.McLachlan chairs a selection panel that also features Kevin Bartlett, Luke Darcy, Mark Evans, Danny Frawley, Glen Jakovich, Cameron Ling, Matthew Richardson and Warren Tredrea.It got a bit heated at times. The last three slots took three hours, McLachlan said during the ceremony.Some blokes wedged themselves in corners and wouldnt move. We had to waterboard them out.The Cats and Crows supplied three players each.Selwood and Dangerfield were joined by teammate Corey Enright who, like Franklin, made the cut for a sixth time.Enright, who turns 35 later this month, became the third-oldest player to be picked for an official All Australian side.Michael Tuck, who was 37 when selected in 1990, and Malcolm Blight, who was 35 when chosen in 1985, are the only men to have earned the honour at an older age.The Crows representatives were Sloane, defender Daniel Talia and small forward Eddie Betts.North Melbourne were the only finalists who failed to earn a selection.Melbourne, Gold Coast and Richmond were the clubs outside the top eight to supply players - Gawn, Lynch, Martin and Alex Rance.Collingwood captain Scott Pendlebury, Fremantle midfielder Lachie Neale, Hawthorn veteran Sam Mitchell and North Melbourne defender Robbie Tarrant were among the notable names in the preliminary 40-man squad who were overlooked.Ling admitted Neale was extremely unlucky.2016 ALL AUSTRALIAN TEAM:* B: Dane Rampe (Sydney), Alex Rance (Richmond), Jeremy McGovern (West Coast)* HB: Heath Shaw (GWS), Daniel Talia (Adelaide), Corey Enright (Geelong)* W: Dan Hannebery (Sydney), Josh Kennedy (Sydney), Rory Sloane (Adelaide)* HF: Toby Greene (GWS), Lance Franklin (Sydney), Cyril Rioli (Hawthorn)* F: Eddie Betts (Adelaide), Josh Kennedy (West Coast), Tom Lynch (Gold Coast)* R: Max Gawn (Melbourne), Patrick Dangerfield (Geelong), Joel Selwood (Geelong)* I: Marcus Bontempelli (Western Bulldogs), Matthew Boyd (Bulldogs), Dustin Martin (Richmond), Luke Parker (Sydney) China Jerseys Authentic . 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PETERSBURG, Fla. -- This is the most productive month of Kelly Johnsons career, and Monday was the most productive day. Johnson became the first player in Tampa Bay history to hit two three-run homers in the same game, and the Rays needed them in a 10-6 victory against the Miami Marlins. "Kelly drove the offensive engine today," manager Joe Maddon said. The Rays nearly squandered an early six-run lead, and sent Miami to its sixth straight loss. Johnson, who has 24 RBIs in 21 games this month, also doubled, singled and stole a base. He matched his career highs for RBIs and hits during his eighth multihomer game, and first since May 30, 2011, against the Marlins while with Arizona. "I feel good and I feel confident," Johnson said. "Youre always searching for something thats going to let you feel confident and you try to just roll with it. It could be daily, weekly. Thats the way baseball is. Im not going to sit here and try to figure it out." Johnson homered off rookie Jose Fernandez (2-3) in a six-run second inning. He then broke open the game by hitting his 10th home run of the season in the eighth against A.J. Ramos. The win made the Rays even with the Marlins at 43-43 in the all-time interleague series. Jake Odorizzi, making his second start for the Rays, gave up eight hits and six runs and couldnt get through the fifth inning to qualify for the win. "Its very frustrating not to be able to get through the fifth inning when the team gets you six runs," he said. "The offence was awesome today, the bullpen was phenomenal. Kelly did an awesome job today. Its just frustrating to know that I wasnt anywhere near my best stuff." Jake McGee (2-2) got the victory after pitching two scoreless innings of relief. The 20-year-old Fernandez, pitching across the bay from where he pitched in high school in Tampa two years ago, pitched 3 1-3 innings, giving up five hits, three walks and four earned runs while striking out six. After fanning three Rays in the first inning, Fernaandez walked the first two batters in the second, then hit Desmond Jennings with a pitch.dddddddddddd Jose Molina drove in the first run with a sacrifice fly. Yunel Escobar drove in another run with the Rays first hit, and after Ben Zobrist reached on an error, Johnson made it 6-0 with his home run. "I wasnt nervous. I was a little pumped up. I was trying to do a little too much, maybe," Fernandez said. "Youre going to have rough games and youre going to have good days. So try to get it more good than bad." The Marlins, who came into the game with a .221 team batting average, collected 10 hits in the first five innings, including Justin Ruggianos eighth home run. Greg Dobbs had two hits and drove in two runs for the Marlins, who had cut Tampa Bays early six-run margin to one before Johnson hit his second homer. "We never lost the lead. That was important to us," said Maddon, who has seen his starting pitchers and bullpen give away several big leads this season. "Thats the one thing I always try to look at. Once youve lost the lead or even if it gets tied, that puts it back in their corner a little bit, so I thought Jake (McGee) was really important. "We keep making this way more dramatic than it needs to be," he said. NOTES: Tampa Bay LHP David Price (left triceps strain) resumed playing catch, making 35 throws before the game. ... Marlins manager Mike Redmond said OF Giancarlo Stanton (right hamstring strain) continues hitting and has incorporated light running into his rehab program. ... Miami 1B Logan Morrison (right knee inflammation) is joining Double-A Jacksonville after playing for Class A Jupiter. Marlins INF Donovan Solano (left intercostal strain) is scheduled to start batting practice Tuesday. ... Rays manager Joe Maddon dropped leadoff hitter Desmond Jennings to seventh to "get his plate discipline back." ... The Marlins put RHP Alex Sanabia (right groin) on the 15-day disabled list and recalled LHP Dan Jennings from Triple-A New Orleans. ' ' '