Rays Score Go-Ahead Run on Throwing Error in 4-3 Victory Over the Orioles
Simpson stole second and advanced to third when José Caballero walked on a wild pitch. Caballero stole his 32nd base–tops in the majors–and Gregory Soto replaced Domínguez with the bases loaded. Jonathan Aranda hit a grounder to O'Hearn at first base but his throw home was off target when Soto crossed his path allowing two to score for a 4-2 lead.
Tyler O'Neill had a one-out double off Scott Fairbanks in the ninth and scored on Cedric Mullins' two-out single to get Baltimore within a run. Mullins swiped his 14th base before Fairbanks finished it for his 16th save in 19 opportunities. Kremer allowed one run on three hits in seven innings. Domínguez (2-3) retired one batter and allowed three runs–two earned. Tampa starter Zack Littell gave up two runs on seven hits in six innings. Edwin Uceta (6-2) pitched two scoreless innings for the win.
Key moment: Fairbanks sealed it when he retired Holliday on a 401-foot fly ball to center on a 3-2 pitch.
Key stat: Tampa Bay leads the majors with 127 steals and used three of them in its eighth-inning rally.
Up next: Orioles LHP Trevor Rogers (2-1, 1.53) was set to start Sunday opposite RHP Ryan Pepiot (6-7, 3.38).
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