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Jonathan Aranda Drives in Two and the Rays Win Their Fourth Straight, 4-3 over the Marlins
- On June 6, 2025, the Tampa Bay Rays secured a 4-3 victory over the Miami Marlins at their temporary home stadium.
- The Rays secured the win following a disputed non-reviewable call in the third inning that led to ejections of Marlins manager Clayton McCullough and player Xavier Edwards.
- Jonathan Aranda contributed two RBIs as the Rays secured a win, while Edward Cabrera struggled on the mound, leaving after 63 pitches and taking the loss; additionally, Otto Lopez launched a 424-foot two-run homer.
- The Rays improved to 34-29 with their fourth straight win, while the Marlins dropped to 23-38 after their fifth consecutive loss, and umpire Chad Fairchild ejected McCullough for arguing the call.
- The game’s momentum was heavily influenced by early ejections, and it set the stage for a June 7 matchup featuring the Marlins’ left-hander Ryan Weathers starting for the first time in his career against the Rays’ right-hander Taj Bradley.
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Jonathan Aranda drives in two and the Rays win their fourth straight, 4-3 over the Marlins
Jonathan Aranda drove in two runs to lead the Tampa Bay Rays over the Miami Marlins 4-3 at George M. Steinbrenner Field. It was the Rays’ fourth straight win and the Marlins’ fifth consecutive loss. Aranda is hitting .379 at…
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By KRISTIE ACKERT TAMPA — Jonathan Aranda drove in two runs Friday to lead the Tampa Bay Rays over the Miami Marlins 4-3 at George M. Steinbrenner Field. It was the Rays’ fourth straight win to improve to 34-29, and the Marlins’ fifth consecutive loss to drop to 23-38. Aranda is hitting .379 at the Rays’ temporary home ballpark. He drove in the first run on a single in the first inning, just one of two hits the Rays got with runners in scoring p…
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