Shia Langlers have come out of the injured list for athletics.
On Monday, a catcher from IL returned to each of his first two matches. On Wednesday, he will try to help fulfill the three-game sweep of host Tampa Bay rays.
Langaleslers, who recovered from an oblique injury, hit the three-run homer in their first at-bats since June 5 on Monday, as A had defeated rays 6-4.
On Tuesday, the 27-year-old doubled athletics’s 4-3, 10-inning win. Langeliers now have 12 domestic runs and 31 RBI, and he is hitting .203 on-the-base percentage and .460 slugging percentage .242.
Langeliers also made two important throw on Tuesday. He chose Major League stole-base leader Jose Cabellro in third place in the second innings, and he threw the cabalero 3-3 in an attempt to steal the second place in the ninth.
“I am excited to come back with boys,” said Langeliers. “It is good to play again and fortunately I have got some hits to start.”
A will send Mich Pence (2-3, 3.82 ERA) to the mound at the conclusion of the series. The right-handed batsman started the season in Bulpen, which was 1–1 with 4.38 ERAs, one sev and four 22 relief appearances. Since joining the rotation, Spens five is 1–2 despite the 2.92 ERA.
Spens started both his career against rays in the previous season, and he proceeded 1–1 with 2.92 ERA.
The rays will compete with the Randy Papiot (5-6, 3.36), coming out of the smallest outing of her career.
The 27 -year -old right -handed batsman on Friday played just 1 2/3 innings against Baltimore Oraols, while four runs on five hits.
In his career against A, he starts with 1–0 in two with a 3.09 ERA, out of 12 in 1/3 innings. Both of them took place in 2024.
The rays have a lack of clutch in the first two matches of the series, especially on Tuesday, when they left 10 runners at the base and were 0 -for -9 with runners in the scoring position.
Manager Kevin Cash A’s pitcher greatly credits, especially Elite Closure Mason Miller.
“He makes a big pitch,” Cash said about Miller, who has saved both games in the series, extended its season to a total of 17. “Mason Miller is not a man you want to see there with the game on the line. He is easily throwing a 100-meal-hour pitches and then throws a slider to take out the last man.”
In the rays, the second and third place in the 10th were runners when Miller hit Josh Lov to finish the game. Lowe finished 1-for-5, and his last three-batsmen came into a scoring position with the runner.
“They have put a lot of pressure on us,” Cash said. “Our crime has become small, but I credit their starters and especially their relievers. They have come up. Mason Miller takes people out of an elite rate and is as good fastball as we are going to see.”
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