Brandon Lov scored two domestic runs, right-handed Zack Little picked in the eighth innings and Tampa Bay Raz defeated Toronto Blue Jais 8-3 on Thursday afternoon.
Little (3–5) allowed three runs, eight hits and a walk with two strikeouts and inspired three double-play grounders in 7 1/3 innings.
Brandon Lov had four RBI and three hits, Josh Lov scored a domestic run between three hits and Kamran Misner added a homer for rays in a rubber match of the three-game series.
Edison Barsan, Vladimir Gurro Junior and Nathan Luks had single homes for Toronto.
The rays soon hit the right-handed Kevin Gausamman (3-4). Josh Lov, after 28 March, first played a single to get out of the game, playing due to a oblique stress. Brandon Love, a fastball on top of the strike zone, scaffolding on the right side of the rays to the right.
Tampa Bay added one run to the other. Jose Cablero sang and Taylor Walls placed a split single under the third-base line. After a dual theft, Danny Jensen left the cablero to score, but the walls were thrown out at home by looks.
Bargar took the right to the right center to tear the hanging of the litter, so that it could be made 3–1 at the bottom of the other.
The 116-mile per hour line drive of Junior Caminero hit him on the hip in the third innings. Gausamman retrieved the ball on the first-base line and tagged Camenero.
Blue Jais cut one with two outs in the third, when Gurero line a hanging slider on the left area wall for his fifth domestic run of the year.
Missner rushed to the right center on a hanging slider to lead the fourth of the rays. Josh Lovy put an out-out Homer 5–2 in the center on a fastball in the fifth.
Tempa Bay added a run in the sixth place on the two-out single of Cablero’s double and Chandler Simpson. Mason Fluharti replaced Gausamman, who did six runs, 10 hits and no walk in 5 2/3 innings.
Leux took home with one in the eighth. Bo Bichet chased with a double, his third hit. Manual Rodriguez replaced Little and came out of the innings for Tampa Bay.
Josh Love placed single and Brandon Lov in ninth against Jose Urena.
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