Tampa Bay Rays, the four -series house, hosts the Boston Red Sox, which visits a first for a three -game on Monday.
Tampa Bay, Tropicana Field Hurricane and Open George M. Steinbrenner Field as a result of her new home wants to take advantage of a heavy home part of the program. Rays, including the 8-3 wins on Sunday against Atlanta Braves against a weekend series after two games in two games enter the winners.
Rays, who has proven to be a striking basketball court so far, started six homer in the series, and Junior Caminero’s three conditions in the sixth shot on Sunday is the second. Caminero and the company connected to Brandon Lowe for team leadership (three home running) hopes that the momentum will turn into a series with Red Sox and Yankees.
“We just need to focus on the prominent teams,” Caminero said, “We just need to focus on the prominent teams.” “We must protect our winning mentality with Boston and Yankees and we need to be ready for them.”
Sunday’s beginning Joe Boyle is looking for similar success (1-0, 1.38 era) after being shot with five strokes against Atlanta. The 25 -year -old right -handed, surrendered only two winning runs in 13 Inning this season, and on April 8 hesitated against Los Angeles Angels unstablely seven -strokes, two -stage output. The rays lost 4-3.
Two careers start against Boston (both in 2024), base 2-0 with 2-0 ERA.
Red Sox entered those who lost matches in five of the last seven matches, but on Sunday, they rescued their series with low Chicago White Sox and won 3-1 after leaving the first two games.
Garrett Crochet entered the eighth kick against his former team before winning the victory, and Trevor Story finished with three hit, including the third home run of the season.
“Today it was a big day for us, just to take ‘W’ to continue.” He said. “We had to finish a losing line, and he built a great game (crochet) and played much better.”
Now, at the beginning of April, Boston, who wants to bring together the victories for the first time since a five-game win line, returns to Tanner Houck (0-1, 4.41), which started on Monday.
Houck had the best trip to the first episode of the season for the last time, and on Wednesday, Red Sox fell 2-1 on Wednesday, but he delivered only one of the 6 2/3 strokes against Toronto Blue Jays. 28-year-old Houck made eight careers (six beginnings) against Tampa Bay and released 1-4 records and 4.18 ERA.
Boston will not meet beam until 9 June, hosting the Gulf of Tampa for a three -game set.
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