The Tampa Bay Rays faced off against the visiting Boston Red Sox at home today. Six pitchers in the Rays' bullpen combined to perform 9 hitless innings. Although they broke through in the overtime, they relied on Kevin Kiermaier's bye in the 10th inning. Boom, in the end we still

The Tampa Bay Rays faced the visiting Boston Red Sox at home today. The six pitchers in the Rays' bullpen combined to perform 9 hitless innings. Although they broke through in the overtime, they relied on Kevin Kiermaier's 10th inning. Goodbye Boom, and finally won 3-2.

The Rays used the bullpen to face the Red Sox today. Starter J.P. Feyereisen pitched 2 innings without a hit, and replaced Javy Guerra and Jeffrey Springs. , Jason Adam, Ryan Thompson, and Andrew Kittredge teamed up to throw 9 no-hit games, but the Rays only had 2 sporadic hits in the first 9 innings and did not score any points. The two teams can only enter the playoffs to continue the game.

Because the major leagues continued to use the deadlock system this season, the Red Sox took the lead with someone on second base on the 10th. The first batter Bobby Dalbec swept out the third ball in the right field direction from Matt Wisler. The base hit ended the opponent's no-hitter, and also sent his teammate back to score. In the next at bat, Christian Vázquez hit a high fly sacrifice fly, and the Red Sox entered the second half of the inning with a 2-0 lead.

10 In the bottom of the 110th inning, the Rays also started to attack with someone on second base. After two outs, Red Sox "Story Brother" Trevor Story made a fatal error, allowing the runner to return to home plate to score, and then the Rays stood up. Kiermaier, who was on first base and next at bat, did not miss this great opportunity. After selecting 1 good and 3 bad, he directly looked at the mid-speed ball attack and hit a bye home run in the right field direction to help the team win 3-2. Get the win.

▲Kevin Kiermaier celebrates with his teammates after hitting a bye blast.