The eighth round of Brandon Lowe Fly Fly crowned a return for the Rays of Tampa Bay on Sunday, while they were beating the visit of Miami Marlins 3-2.
Yandy Diaz had a helping hand in each races for the Rays while the designated striker went 3-in-4 with a Home Run and two points struck. Its eighth double round lift Valente Bellozo (1-3). The pinch runner Jose Caballero stole the third row of Calvin Faucher, allowing him to mark on the Lowe fly ball in the shallow center.
Edwin Uceta (5-1) launched a perfect eighth and ninth with three stick withdrawals for the Rays, who won five of their last six games.
Recruit Herberto Hernandez had the first day of his career in the major league, but it was not enough for the Marlins because they fell for the sixth time from their last seven games.
One day after a 11-10 marlins victory in 10 rounds, the Sunday rubber match of the three-game series was a launcher duel between the Miami lift enclosure and the starter of Tampa Bay, Drew Rasmussen, who entered with a 23-round whitening sequence.
It only took three marlins, helped by a raid error to end this sequence. Edwards led with a single, and he managed to reach the third in the bouncer of Jesus Sanchez in the middle.
The walls of Taylor at the Copstrame aligned the ball on the right side of the second goal and could not label Edwards, choosing to obtain Sanchez at the beginning. However, with a change in place on the left -handed striker, the third basic player Junior Caminero covered the second. This allowed Edwards to reach the third. He scored on the single of Otto Lopez.
Sanchez succeeded 2-0 at the top of the fifth when his two outings brought back Hernandez to the house of the second.
Diaz equaled it a half-manche later with his explosion of two two-point outings, a shot in the opposite field in Bellozo, the fourth of the five launchers of Marlins for the day.
Bellozo granted the three points on two safe shots and a 3 1/3 round walk with three stick withdrawals.
Ramussen gave up the two points in six rounds, dispersing six strokes while walking one and withdrawing three. Sunday’s non-decision has been the first of the right-hander since April 24.
– field level media
