Tampa Bay Rays will be in fine souls when they return to Florida for a three -game house against Kansas City Royals on Tuesday night.
After a 5-1 road release against Arizona Diamondbacks and San Diego Padres, RAYS divided 28 games and the American League reached .500. Currently, the leading New York Yankees and the second place behind Boston Red Sox are ranked third.
Rays Director Kevin Cash, “We left the house, and I think we all realized the road and the lack of the gains we got there was a little disappointed.” He said. “We had a 13 -game house. We just go to three against a good Royals team, but we want to continue playing good baseball.”
Florida before the summer rain planned for home games, a large part of the plan, Tampa Bay temporary outdoor outdoor home park is only 9-10.
“I was really impressed by the kids riding on the plane and washing what happened in Tampa, and I won two series of two really good teams.”
The American League clubs will send the right-handed jug in April: Michael Lorenzen from Kansas City (2-3, 3.90 ERA) Taj Bradley from Tampa Bay (2-1, 5.08).
Lorenzen, which was prepared by RAYS in the first and first round of 2013 by Cincinnati Reds in 2010, runs against the best performance-sub-sub-inning and a Colorado Rockies on Thursday. However, the right-handed, at the beginning of the last three at the beginning of 16 1/3 strokes 4.41 ERA, eight walks and 19 hit 1-2.
Against the rays in his career, the first year Royals had excellent results on a start and a relief trip-Yedi gave 2-0 with 1.29 ERA, and only one run for two strokes.
Meanwhile, Bradley cannot demand the last success of Lorenzen because the 24 -year -old Los Angeles Native is dealing with hot crimes during the last three trips.
Diamondbacks, New York Yankees and Atlanta Braves against 17 1/3 stroke Bradley, 13 strokes and eight walks and 10 runs and 20 hit. 5.19 went to 1-1 with ERA.
Bradley, last season on May 26, 4-1 Rays win in a game that ended in a five-hit in a five-strokes did not allow the start of the royals met once.
After losing 7-3 in the home final on Sunday against Houston Astros, Royals are going to match, but this mishap should not slow down my moments after winning six flat victory against Detroit Tigers, Colorado Rockies and Astros, including two closure on Al West Club.
“It was a good week,” said Royals Matt Quatraro, just 3-10 on the road. “You come home and go to 5-1 in a house, it’s quite solid. He’s going back from the trip trip, he was definitely necessary.”
“Absolutely set off again. … And we’re all still building.”
All-Star Shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. The team is leading with a .315 stroke average and eight stolen base. The first master Vinnie Pasquantino is at the team with three home running and 16 RBI.
-FELD level media
