Blue Jays: 3, Rays: 7 Tonight was a rather forgettable game as the Jays predictably had trouble scoring runs off the Rays’ ace, and Kikuchi was in his uninspiring May form. At least quicker pace of...
Tonight was a rather forgettable game as the Jays predictably had trouble scoring runs off the Rays’ ace, and Kikuchi was in his uninspiring May form. At least quicker pace of play helped it to be a short loss.
Luke Raley, who gave up the grand slam to Vladimir Guerrero Jr last night, led off the second inning with a solo shot to add to the lead. Jose Siri followed up with one of his own, to put the Rays up 3-0. The Rays gained the run back in the bottom of the fourth. Christian Bethancourt singled, and Manuel Margot tripled. Franco singled to score Margot and put the Rays ahead by four.
The fun began and ended in the 8th. Cavan Biggio hit his first career pinch hit homer off new pitcher Jason Adam, and Nathan Lukes collected his first career extra base hit with a standing triple. A George Springer groundout scored Lukes to give the Jays two runs. Bichette singled, stole second and Guerrero Jr walked to make things interesting. Sadly, new pitcher Kevin Kelly got Matt Chapman to hit into a double play, ending the rally.
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