Seddan Rafela hit a walk-off, two-rol home run at the bottom of the ninth innings as Boston Red Socks defeated Tampa Bay Rez 5-4 in teams in teams in a four-game series on Friday night.
The red sox was discontinued and limited to just two hits in four innings before the sports-winner, but after Roman Anthony walked a pinch-hit, Rafela crushed the rays release Peat Fairbanks (4-3) in the deep left area.
Each of the Rafela and Trevor Story had several hits and Chris Murphy (2–0) created a scorched nineth to win for Boston, who won eight straight and 10 out of 11.
Rafela now scored one run in seven consecutive matches and one run in one.
Red Sox Starter Hunter Dobins played just 1 2/3 innings before getting out of the game due to the right knee pain. Dobins lashed the base bag after killing the first base bag covering a close game for Abraham Toro.
Both Jonathan Aranda and Jake Mangam scored two hits and scored a run for Tampa Bay, which scored three unknown runs in the third innings and gained the lead to the final pitch.
The rays found three Basarner out of four batsmen against Dobins in the first innings, taking Yandi Diaz 1-0 on the RBI single of Junior Caminero on the left. In the second, Wilir Abrewu’s leadoffs turned into a game-tie run run for single red sox as Rafala hit two-out single to the right.
For the record of Red Sax Reliler George Alkala, three unarmed runs brought the rays back to 4–1 in the third.
Back-to-back hits set the table in inning by Aranda (Double) and Mangam (Single), and after the back-to-back pop flies for the outs, Jose Caballro reached an error, which allowed Arnda to score. A nearby ball and a base-loaded walk for Chandler Simpson also scored for Tampa Bay in the frame.
Drew Rasmusen, who came to the third for Boyle, allowed Abrau and Single to Story to walk in the fourth to set the table for RBI. Marcello mayor doubled and Toro chased with a run-scoring grounder.
Six Boston Relievers followed Dobins. Brainnan Bernardino covered the longest period with 2 1/3 innings of the shutout ball.
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