Shane Baz played 6 2/3 effective innings and Jonathan Aranda hit a two-run doubles in the fifth innings, with the first run in the second innings of three runs as Tampa Bay rays continued their growth with a 9–0 win over New York Mets on Sunday afternoon.
The Baz (6-3) held Mets for three hits during its second longest beginning of the season and the top four hitters of Francisco Lindor, New York, Brandon Nimmo, Juan Soto and Pete Alonso were a combined 1 -9 against them. The eagle threw a career-high 106 pitches, won their third decision and the rays won the mound for the fifth straight time.
The eagle hit six and issued two of his four walks to Soto. The biggest strike of the hawk occurred when he found Alonso at a foul tip with locations loaded to end the fourth and protect the 4–0 lead.
After three hits in the opener on Friday, Aranda helped to become the first team to sweep the Mets this season.
Aranda opened a walk and opened the second and scored the first run when Kamran Misner dropped out.
Danny Jansen added an RBI single in another when Griffin Canning of New York threw 33 pitches. Missner scored on a wild pitch for the backstop and Junior Caminere scored on a grounder in the fourth when Jake Magnum defeated a double play.
When the Camenero went out with one in the fifth, the rays knocked the canning, placed the runners second and third. Aranda lined the fastball 1-1 under the right field line from the Reluver Max Cranical for a 6–0 lead.
Camenero capted a three–4 win on Saturday’s 8-4 win on the ninth with Tampa Bay’s Big Day with a three-run homer.
The 18th time in 24 matches, rays won, scored 24 runs in the series and attracted a season-Best nine walk.
Canning (6-3) allowed six runs on four hits in 4 1/3 innings. The right-handed batsman hit two and released five season-high walks of New York.
Mets lost three for the second time this season and were shutout for the fourth time in this season.
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