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CBS News
2 hours ago
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- CBS News
Detroit Tigers topped by Tampa Bay Rays 8-3
Man arrested after two Southgate police officers shot; heat wave in the forecast; other top stories Man arrested after two Southgate police officers shot; heat wave in the forecast; other top stories Man arrested after two Southgate police officers shot; heat wave in the forecast; other top stories Junior Caminero, Danny Jansen and Christopher Morel each hit a solo homer, helping Ryan Pepiot and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Detroit Tigers 8-3 on Saturday. Taylor Walls had two RBIs for Tampa Bay, and Yandy Díaz extended his hitting streak to 12 games. Pepiot (5-6) struck out seven while pitching five innings of one-run ball. With its second straight win over AL Central-leading Detroit, Tampa Bay moved a season-best nine games over .500 at 43-34. The Rays are a major league-best 22-8 since May 20. Jahmai Jones had an RBI double for Detroit, and Jake Rogers also drove in a run. Brant Hurter (2-3) recorded two outs as the opener and was charged with four unearned runs. Caminero and Jansen connected in the fourth, giving Tampa Bay a 7-1 lead. Morel went deep in the seventh. Paul Gervase, a 6-foot-10 prospect, made his major league debut in relief of Pepiot. He pitched two scoreless innings. Key moment Hurter actually retired the first three batters, fanning Lowe and Caminero. But Lowe reached on a third-strike passed ball by Rogers. The Rays proceeded to bat around and score four times, chasing Hurter on Walls' two-run single. Key statistic The Rays have scored a total of eight first-inning runs over the first two games in the series. Up next Right-hander Casey Mize (7-2, 2.96 ERA) pitches for Detroit on Sunday, and right-hander Zack Littell (6-7, 3.88 ERA) goes for Tampa Bay.
Reuters
3 hours ago
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- Reuters
Rays score early and often in dominant win over Tigers
June 21 - Taylor Walls drove in two runs in Tampa Bay's four-run first inning as the Rays won a second series over a top club in a week, toppling the visiting Detroit Tigers 8-3 on Saturday afternoon. The shortstop's two-run single with two outs helped the Rays win for the second consecutive game against the Tigers, who entered the day 19 games over .500 with a .623 winning percentage. Tampa Bay, which tops baseball with a 22-8 mark dating back to May 20, swept three games from the then-best New York Mets last weekend in Queens. Danny Jansen, Junior Caminero and Christopher Morel each hit solo homers, while Yandy Diaz extended his hitting streak to 12 games in a 2-for-4 outing with a double and a run. In winning his second consecutive impressive start, Ryan Pepiot (5-6) yielded only one run on three hits in five innings. He fanned seven, walked two and hit two batters. Detroit's Jake Rogers (groundout), Jahmai Jones (double) and Dillon Dingler (sacrifice fly) drove in runs. Opener Brant Hurter (2-3) surrendered four unearned runs in two-thirds of the first inning before yielding to Sawyer Gipson-Long for 6 1/3 innings (four runs, six hits). The Rays sent nine men to the plate and scored four times in the first due to a passed ball on a strikeout of Brandon Lowe, who raced safely to first with one out rather than two. Hurter's wildness became his undoing after Jonathan Aranda's double, issuing two walks (a run-producing one by Josh Lowe), hitting Jose Caballero with a pitch for a 2-0 lead and allowing Walls' single. Brandon Lowe moved his hitting streak to 10 games with a RBI single to plate Diaz in the second, but Detroit answered with Rogers' groundout to make it 5-1. The home offense kept at it in the fourth as Jansen and Caminero belted solo homers off Gipson-Long for a 7-1 lead. In the seventh, Morel smashed a Statcast-projected 434-foot homer to left for a seven-run advantage. Pinch hitters Jones and Dingler had RBIs in the eighth for the final margin. --Field Level Media
Al Arabiya
3 hours ago
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- Al Arabiya
Caminero and Pepiot Help the Surging Rays Beat the Tigers 8-3
Junior Caminero, Danny Jansen, and Christopher Morel each hit a solo homer, helping Ryan Pepiot and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Detroit Tigers 8–3 on Saturday. Taylor Walls had two RBIs for Tampa Bay, and Yandy Díaz extended his hitting streak to 12 games. Pepiot (5–6) struck out seven while pitching five innings of one-run ball. With its second straight win over AL Central–leading Detroit, Tampa Bay moved a season-best nine games over .500 at 43–34. The Rays are a major league–best 22–8 since May 20. Jahmai Jones had an RBI double for Detroit, and Jake Rogers also drove in a run. Brant Hurter (2–3) recorded two outs as the opener and was charged with four unearned runs. Caminero and Jansen connected in the fourth, giving Tampa Bay a 7–1 lead. Morel went deep in the seventh. Paul Gervase, a 6-foot-10 prospect, made his major league debut in relief of Pepiot. He pitched two scoreless innings. Key moment: Hurter actually retired the first three batters, fanning Lowe and Caminero. But Lowe reached on a third-strike passed ball by Rogers. The Rays proceeded to bat around and score four times, chasing Hurter on Walls' two-run single. Key stat: The Rays have scored a total of eight first-inning runs over the first two games in the series. Up next: Right-hander Casey Mize (7–2, 2.96 ERA) pitches for Detroit on Sunday, and right-hander Zack Littell (6–7, 3.88 ERA) goes for Tampa Bay.
Associated Press
3 hours ago
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- Associated Press
Caminero and Pepiot help the surging Rays beat the Tigers 8-3
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Junior Caminero, Danny Jansen and Christopher Morel each hit a solo homer, helping Ryan Pepiot and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Detroit Tigers 8-3 on Saturday. Taylor Walls had two RBIs for Tampa Bay, and Yandy Díaz extended his hitting streak to 12 games. Pepiot (5-6) struck out seven while pitching five innings of one-run ball. With its second straight win over AL Central-leading Detroit, Tampa Bay moved a season-best nine games over .500 at 43-34. The Rays are a major league-best 22-8 since May 20. Jahmai Jones had an RBI double for Detroit, and Jake Rogers also drove in a run. Brant Hurter (2-3) recorded two outs as the opener and was charged with four unearned runs. Caminero and Jansen connected in the fourth, giving Tampa Bay a 7-1 lead. Morel went deep in the seventh. Paul Gervase, a 6-foot-10 prospect, made his major league debut in relief of Pepiot. He pitched two scoreless innings. Key moment Hurter actually retired the first three batters, fanning Lowe and Caminero. But Lowe reached on a third-strike passed ball by Rogers. The Rays proceeded to bat around and score four times, chasing Hurter on Walls' two-run single. Key stat The Rays have scored a total of eight first-inning runs over the first two games in the series. Up next Right-hander Casey Mize (7-2, 2.96 ERA) pitches for Detroit on Sunday, and right-hander Zack Littell (6-7, 3.88 ERA) goes for Tampa Bay. ___ AP MLB:
New York Post
11 hours ago
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- New York Post
Tigers vs. Rays odds, prediction: MLB best bets, picks Saturday
Gambling content 21+. The New York Post may receive an affiliate commission if you sign up through our links. Read our editorial standards for more information. The Rays have narrowed the gap on the slumping Yankees in the AL East. The Tigers? They are cruising on an uncontested lead in the AL Central. Detroit is in Tampa this weekend. The Rays start Ryan Pepiot on Saturday. We cashed when the Red Sox beat Pepiot. But he rebounded, limiting the Orioles to one run over eight innings, striking out 11 Blackbirds. After missing 615 days with various injuries, Tommy John surgery and rehab assignments, Sawyer Gipson-Long returned. Ryan Pepiot Getty Images The ever-dangerous White Sox were waiting and they scored three runs in just 3 ²/₃ innings. He's made two solid relief appearances since, giving up two runs over 7 ²/₃. Not often do you get to bet the Cats as 'dogs. Learn all you need to know about MLB Betting So we will. $50 on the Tigers. Corey Seager and Adolis Garcia homered, Jacob deGrom went six innings and deRangers beat dePirates 6-2. deWin leaves deStitches down -124 tananas. Why Trust New York Post Betting The one and only Stitches has been handicapping baseball, daily, for the Post since 2019. Miraculously, he has finished in the black twice. But wait there's more. He showed his versatility by winning the Post's NFL Best Bet crown last year.
