Braves fire the cannons to finish off the Rays

Los Atlanta Braves added four home runs in the match against Tampa Bay Stripes and they resurfaced win by 9 to 2. The Dominican Marcell Ozuna added three hits, one of them a home run to lead his team and reached 20 for the season. He starter Charlie Morton who was left on his record With four wins and three losses, he allowed one run on four hits in a job that included six innings and in which he distributed eight chocolates in exchange for two walks and hitting two players.

Jarred Kelenic who went first in the batting order due to Michael Harris II’s hamstring injury finished 3 for 5 with a home run and two RBIs.

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Ozuna was the best hitter since with his two RBIs he leads the National League Major League Baseball (MLB) in this area with 62.

The Rayas have lost their last seven games of nine played while their pitcher Ryan Pepiot, who has a record of four wins and four losses, suffered his first loss as a visitor.

Mexicans Isaac Paredes and Randy Arozarena hit extra bases.

Paredes moved Brandon Lowe to third with a double in the first inning, and he in turn scored the first run of the game with a fly ball by Josh Lowe.

Paredes went 1-for-3 with a walk and raised his hitting percentage to .286. He remains his team’s leader in batting average.

Arozarena, for his part, hit a home run in his last at-bat of the game, in the ninth inning. The solo shot was his ninth of the season, the second best for the Rays, only behind Paredes’ 10.

MELENDEZ, BIG

A 12-pitch at-bat concluded with a grand slam by MJ Melendez in the victory by beating of the Kansas City Royals and Dodger Stadium. Melendez achieved the first grand slam of his career.

In addition, Seth Lugo became the first pitcher to reach 10 victories in the American League. As if that were not enough for the bad moment of the Los Angeles team, their Japanese pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto left the game after two innings due to tension in his triceps.

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