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Aranda's Home Run and Rasmussen's Six Strong Innings Lead Rays Past Slumping Tigers, 4-1
Drew Rasmussen allowed one run in six innings for his seventh straight win, and Bryan Baker earned his 38th save as Tampa Bay improved in the wild-card race.
- On Monday, the Tampa Bay Rays defeated the Detroit Tigers 4-1 in Detroit, with Jonathan Aranda providing crucial offensive support for the road victory.
- Entering the contest, both teams faced recent struggles; the Rays had lost seven of their last 10 games, while the slumping Tigers dropped six consecutive contests.
- Pitcher Drew Rasmussen improved to 14-5, allowing one run on three hits over six innings to secure his seventh consecutive win, while Bryan Baker earned his 38th save.
- Tampa Bay established an early 2-0 lead in the second inning; Jonathan Aranda's home run in the sixth extended the advantage over Detroit.
- The three-game series continues Tuesday night in Detroit, where Tigers RHP Jackson Jobe faces Rays LHP Ian Seymour .
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Drew Rasmussen wins 7th straight start as Rays top Tigers
Jonathan Aranda drove in two runs, including a solo homer, and Drew Rasmussen pitched six strong innings as the visiting Tampa Bay Rays beat the Tigers 4-1 on Monday night, handing Detroit its sixth straight loss. Rasmussen (14-5) won his seventh consecutive start, limiting the Tigers to one run and three hits while striking out
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Aranda's home run and Rasmussen's six strong innings lead Rays past slumping Tigers, 4-1
Jonathan Aranda homered and Drew Rasmussen gave up three hits in six strong innings as the Tampa Bay Rays beat the slumping Detroit Tigers 4-1.
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