Rays infielder Walls (right) celebrates hitting a home run
Rays infielder Taylor Walls is not afraid of tigers as a newborn. A few days ago, he publicly said, "The Yankees are easy to beat." Then he lost two games in a row against the Yankees and was ridiculed by the fans. However, this series is a 4-game series, and the Rays fought hard to achieve 2 wins and 2 losses. In the final game of the series on the 30th, Voss himself even fired a shot to help the Rays win 4-2.
The Yankees are currently first in the American League with 33 wins and 15 losses, and the Rays are not bad at 28 wins and 19 losses. They are 4.5 games behind the Yankees in the American East. Voss previously boasted: "This team is easy to beat, we know we can beat them. We have 18 games this year." Voss later clarified that he did not intend to disparage the Yankees, but his original words were misinterpreted. . "I'm not saying they're bad, I mean the Tampa Bay Rays have the ability to beat every team in the league, not just the Yankees. You know this is baseball, I just mean every team is Can be beat."
To the window, to the Walls! pic.twitter.com/zdMT983iYb
— Tampa Bay Rays (@RaysBaseball) May 29, 2022
"Every time we play the Yankees there's always a little bit of tightness, because We're old enemies. We've had the upper hand a little bit in the past few years, but they're in good shape this year, so I'm glad we were able to tie it after losing two games."
The Yankees' Bombers still had a strong line and only scored 2 in this game. The points were all home runs. Gleyber Torres and Aaron Judge each hit one home run. Judge temporarily ranked as the home run leader with 18 home runs. Ray Voss and Cui Zhiman also hit the field respectively. Yankees pitchers Luis Severino and Ron Marinaccio made a wild pitch in the 7th inning, hitting four fours. A bad walk and a hit ball allowed the Rays' hitters to score the winning 2 runs without any loss.
