Rays fall short in late inning push: Rays 5, Yankees 7

After the Rays had won the series opener against the Bronx bombers, the rays will try to get back-to-back victories on the road for the first time since 26 June. The rays send Joe Boyle to the hill, which Lights has been out. His fastball, splinker and slider combo is a must-watch and confronted with a powerful line-up like the Yankees makes it a very exciting matchup. On the other side of the hill, the Yankees begin -handed striking Max Fried, who has been one of the best pitchers in the American League so far.

The rays started the game perfectly when the Luca hit a two-out RBI Triple to the right-hand center to give them an early lead at the top of the first. This was the first point that the rays had scored in 15 innings this season at Max Fried. The rays led 2-0 after one.

Two innings later, Jonathan Aranda hit a Lefty-on-Linkse Bom to the right-hand center to place the rays at the front 3-0. However, the party did not last long, because Cody Bellinger hit an absolute rocket to the short veranda, and so, the Yankees came back and knew the shortage.

The disaster did not end in the bottom of the third, because the Yankees set up a rally with a little help from the defense of the rays, which actually brought the game away, because the Yanks were able to grab three points. Joe Boyle could not come from the third inning. He looked dominant because of the first seven, which allowed only three free walks and one hit. In the next two, however, he allowed three more hits.

There was not much on the basis of the middle part of the game, when Max Fried settled and the rays could only get a few basic runners after the first three innings.

In the 9th inning, the rays made a bit of a run when Josh Lowe tripled and later scored. After a full -wandering throw, the rays had the binding run on second base; Jonathan Aranda, however, turned out on a high stove and Devin Williams closed the door just in time. Yankees took the second game of the series and defeated the Rays 7-5.

The Yankees yielded the series on 1–1 and tomorrow Zack Littell could make his last start as a radius of the Trade Deadline on Thursday. The first pitch is planned at 7:05 pm et in Yankee Stadium.