DRays vs Royals (6/1- 6/4)
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DRays vs Royals (6/1- 6/4)
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Friday, June 1 Tropicana Field | 7:10 PM ET
KC Brian Bannister, RHP (0-3, 4.54)
Royals (19-34) @ TB Scott Kazmir, LHP (3-2, 3.95)
Devil Rays (21-29)
Scouting Report:
Royals: Bannister tossed seven innings of four-run ball against the Mariners on Saturday night at Kaufman Stadium. The young right-hander only made one mistake: a first-pitch fastball that Kenji Johjima hit for a grand slam. Overall, Bannister was typical Bannister: pitching to contact and moving his pitches around. He walked two and didn't strike out a batter in his outing, his longest of the season. Bannister needs to use his four-seam and two-seam fastballs to be effective and must locate his pitches well to have success. So far, he has done that in all six of his starts this season.
Devil Rays: Kazmir gave the Rays seven innings Sunday against the White Sox to pick up his third win of the season. Looking to find more consistency, the left-hander made an adjustment on the mound by moving from the third-base side of the pitching rubber to the first-base side with encouraging results. He allowed four runs on four hits and a walk in a 25-pitch third inning, but allowed just three hits the rest of the way, hitting 94 mph several times along the way.
Saturday, June 2 Tropicana Field | 7:10 PM ET
KC Odalis Perez, LHP (2-5, 5.61)
Royals (19-34) @ TB Edwin Jackson, RHP (0-6, 7.12)
Devil Rays (21-29)
Scouting Report:
Royals: Perez hasn?t won since April 25 at Minnesota. Since then, he?s had three losses and three no-decisions. In his last outing against Seattle, he lasted 5 2/3 innings and gave up six runs ? his most this season. That halted the steady drop in his ERA. In his previous 19 innings, Perez had given up just five earned runs (a 2.37 mark). But, against the Mariners, he couldn?t spot his ?execute pitches? when he needed to stifle a rally. As Perez put it: ?I made some mistakes and I paid for it.?
Devil Rays: Edwin Jackson dodged his seventh loss of the season Monday night against the Tigers when the Rays and made a favorable impression while doing so. The right-hander allowed two earned runs on eight hits while walking two and tying a career high for strikeouts with nine, while the Rays came back in the ninth inning to defeat the Tigers. Jackson has shown quality stuff, he just hasn
Friday, June 1 Tropicana Field | 7:10 PM ET
KC Brian Bannister, RHP (0-3, 4.54)
Royals (19-34) @ TB Scott Kazmir, LHP (3-2, 3.95)
Devil Rays (21-29)
Scouting Report:
Royals: Bannister tossed seven innings of four-run ball against the Mariners on Saturday night at Kaufman Stadium. The young right-hander only made one mistake: a first-pitch fastball that Kenji Johjima hit for a grand slam. Overall, Bannister was typical Bannister: pitching to contact and moving his pitches around. He walked two and didn't strike out a batter in his outing, his longest of the season. Bannister needs to use his four-seam and two-seam fastballs to be effective and must locate his pitches well to have success. So far, he has done that in all six of his starts this season.
Devil Rays: Kazmir gave the Rays seven innings Sunday against the White Sox to pick up his third win of the season. Looking to find more consistency, the left-hander made an adjustment on the mound by moving from the third-base side of the pitching rubber to the first-base side with encouraging results. He allowed four runs on four hits and a walk in a 25-pitch third inning, but allowed just three hits the rest of the way, hitting 94 mph several times along the way.
Saturday, June 2 Tropicana Field | 7:10 PM ET
KC Odalis Perez, LHP (2-5, 5.61)
Royals (19-34) @ TB Edwin Jackson, RHP (0-6, 7.12)
Devil Rays (21-29)
Scouting Report:
Royals: Perez hasn?t won since April 25 at Minnesota. Since then, he?s had three losses and three no-decisions. In his last outing against Seattle, he lasted 5 2/3 innings and gave up six runs ? his most this season. That halted the steady drop in his ERA. In his previous 19 innings, Perez had given up just five earned runs (a 2.37 mark). But, against the Mariners, he couldn?t spot his ?execute pitches? when he needed to stifle a rally. As Perez put it: ?I made some mistakes and I paid for it.?
Devil Rays: Edwin Jackson dodged his seventh loss of the season Monday night against the Tigers when the Rays and made a favorable impression while doing so. The right-hander allowed two earned runs on eight hits while walking two and tying a career high for strikeouts with nine, while the Rays came back in the ninth inning to defeat the Tigers. Jackson has shown quality stuff, he just hasn
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4-1 final.
Positives; Kazmir finished strong, Delmon Young threw out a runner at 2nd on what is usually an automatic double against anyone else.
Any doubt that Young has the deadliest OF arm in the majors?
Positives; Kazmir finished strong, Delmon Young threw out a runner at 2nd on what is usually an automatic double against anyone else.
Any doubt that Young has the deadliest OF arm in the majors?
Basketball is driven by three principles:
1) Movement 2) Application of fundamentals 3) Predictability
1) Movement 2) Application of fundamentals 3) Predictability
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Howell and Sonnanstine called up from Durham.
Howell will take Fossum's spot in the rotation Sunday, and Sonnanstine will make his debut on Tuesday.
Fossum moves to the bullpen, and Seo is designated for assignment. The Rays have 10 days to either trade or release Seo, so the torture has finally ended in Tampa.
Howell will take Fossum's spot in the rotation Sunday, and Sonnanstine will make his debut on Tuesday.
Fossum moves to the bullpen, and Seo is designated for assignment. The Rays have 10 days to either trade or release Seo, so the torture has finally ended in Tampa.
Basketball is driven by three principles:
1) Movement 2) Application of fundamentals 3) Predictability
1) Movement 2) Application of fundamentals 3) Predictability