Bobby Wit Junior dropped a two-ron homer, extended the best hitting of his career to 22 matches, and as three RBI, the Cansus City Royals completed the three-game road sweep with an 8–2 win over Tampa Bay rays on Thursday afternoon.
In the Royals season-high 15-Hit output, Machael Garcia was a double, one RBI and three stolen bases with 3-for-5. Vinny Passquantino went to a double and two with RBI 2 -for -6. Freddy Fermine was a double and two runs with 2-for-5 as Royals proceeded 11–1 while posting at least four runs.
Starting Pitcher Seth Lugo (3-3), two runs were given on five hits in six innings. The right -handed batsman beat five in a walk without walking.
Tampa Bay’s Yandi Diaz popped a single homer, while Jonathan Aranda was a double and RBI with 2 -for -4. Chandler Simpson had two infield singles and rays slipped at home as a run.
Starter Shane Baz (3–1) fought entirely and conceded seven runs on nine hits in 5 2/3 innings. He came out of one and went three.
After scoring just one run in the first two matches of the series, the rays matched the clan in the first innings as Diaz just wrote his fourth homer at the dead center with Lugo’s four-seem fastball.
The eagle avoided one first and third, no-out situation in the third, when the rays challenged a safe call on the Besorner Drew Waters on the third basis. The play was overturned, and the Royals were scorched.
Visitors took it to fourth place on Michael Massey’s sacrifice fly, which scored Garcia, doubled and stole the third.
The Royals moved 3–1 in the fifth when Wit took the eagle in another way, knocked into the correct field of two runs. Salvador Perez later doubled a run.
In the sixth consecutive three-rorn frames, Wits, which went twice, had two for the RBI Hit-Bay-Picch for 7-1 and two in two and two in two and one RBI hit-by-pitch before singing. Aranda responded with an RBI single in the innings.
In the eighth, Garcia made it 8–2 when he sang the leadoff Hitter in India, who scored twice and the same goals twice.
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