Shane Baz did not allow a run in a career-high eight innings to lead Tampa Bay rays to win a 4–0 win over Cannes City Royals on Thursday to complete the three-game sweep.
Baz (8-3) gave a double to Jonathan India of Royals, so that he retired the next 19 batsmen, as they had to face the aggressive conflicts of Canasus City.
Buzz, who entered with a 4.79 ERA on Thursday, allowed a walk with three hits and nine strikeouts, so that he won his fifth direct win when he started with his previous seven.
The Canasus City was closed for another straight game and saw that his losing streak reached five matches. Royals have scored only four total runs during the skid.
India and Vinny Passquantino both visited 2 -for -4 for Canasus City.
Josh Lov went to 3 -for -4 with RBI, and Brandon Lov extended his hitting streak to 13 matches as rays won the fifth time in their last six matches.
Royals’ Starter Michael Lorrange (4-8) allowed just one rays batsman to reach the base during the first three innings. Tampa Bay was finally able to commit some crime simultaneously after Lorenzen’s first two batsmen retired.
Jonathan Aranda kept a double for the right-sensor gap and scored about the same place on Jake Mangam’s triple. Josh Love followed with a single with a single 2–0.
Brandon Lowe and Junior Caminero started the sixth position from the back-to-back home hit Lorengen. Lowe’s Homer gave him his second 13-game hitting streak of the season.
Lorringen played 5 2/3 innings and gave eight hits to go with four runs. He hit four and no one went.
The eagle cruelted in the seventh innings until Passquantino’s Aut Infield Single to Third Base. Maikel Garcia chased with another single, but Baz Nick ran to the ground in a double play.
India sang Paul Garvay to start the ninth, and Pascontino later divided for a single. Pete Fairbanks entered and Garcia reached the ground in double play for his 15th Save.
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