Jonathan Aranda scored a two-run domestic runs and Yandi Diaz on Saturday exploded three runs to support the staller pitching from the host Baltimor Oriols’s Tampa Bay Rayz 11-3 Rome.
Little (7-7) avenged Baltimore on June 17, excluded five and limited the Oriols to three hits in seven innings.
Jake Mangam had three hits, while Josh Lowe, Diaz, Junior Camenero and Chandler Simpson all had two hits for rays, who have won four of their last five matches. Matt Thees offered two runs triple and Taylor’s walls also scored two runs.
A day after a 6–0 lead in the defeat of 22-8 on Friday night, the rays were commanded in the game.
In the fifth innings, the two-out Solo Home Run of the Chadwick Tump broke the shutout dialect. Ramon Laureno added a two -run shot to the ninth.
Jackson Holiday had the other two hits – both solo – litter and three hit total
Oriols Starter Zach Filin (6-5) conceded four runs on five hits against his former team, entering just one innings.
Joe Rock started his major league, played the last two innings for Tampa Bay. He surrendered Laureno’s 10th Homer of the Year. Rock was about to be an early pitcher for Triple-e Durham, but instead it was called in major leagues after rays through several pitches on Friday. Rock killed four and gave four hits.
Brandon Lov ran with a single in Tampa Bay’s first run, before Arraa ran the second consecutive day and 10th time in this season. Then Caminere and Mangam overtook the singles ground with a single and Simpson’s choice grounder.
After the first sacrifice from the two walls, Diaz’s Homer increased the margin 8–0 in the fourth.
Baltimore’s third hit after 2021 came with the first big home run of the trump.
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