Travis Jankovsky on Saturday joined the Walk-off RBI single to win Tampa Bay rays on Milwauki Broovers 3–2.
Janakowski knocked out the ball from Milwauki Reliever Grant Anderson (1-2), scoring Kamran Misner, who stole and stole another.
The Relief Reliler Peat Fairbanks (3–1) won the ninth innings in the ninth to win a base-loaded jam for rays, which claimed the series.
Bruers have lost three in a row.
Milwauki held Tampa Bay in a hit and three Besarners (two walks) to start the pitcher Tobias Myers in the first three innings, before the hosts took the lead in the fourth.
Jonathan Aranda, after leading with a single, Missner traveled one by one. Taylor Walls then made a double in the right ground to drive in Arnda and tied it 1–1. Jankovsky scored Misson for the benefit of rays, with a sacrifice fly for the right-sensor field.
With rain at the top of the fifth innings, Joy Ortis was connected to a fastball, sent it to the right-field deck to tie the game on 2. This was his first domestic run since September 20, 2024.
Jackson Chaurayo gave Bruers a 1-0 lead at the top of the third. With two outs, Churio launched a speed of 108 mph from the bat in the left-centenary field deck for his first home run from 26 April.
The game started with a delay of half an hour due to bad weather in Tampa. This was the first delay of weather in the history of franchise for rays, temporarily using Spring Training Complex of New York Yankis as their home area, while their normal house roofing, tropicana fields, undergoing major repairs to storm damage.
The delay of 38 minutes of rain put the brake in the competition in the fifth bottom of the fifth. Tampa Bay Starter Taj Bradley returned to the mound at the top of the sixth after delay and showed no effect from the trimming, taking out the brothers in order.
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