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Rays Look To Even Series With Mariners At Trop

Rays pitcher Luis Patino
(photo: Will Vragovic/Tampa Bay Rays)

The Tampa Bay Rays will look for their first win of the season against the Seattle Mariners Tuesday night at Tropicana Field and begin a new winning streak after seeing their four-game run end with Monday evening’s 8-2 loss.  Right-hander Luis Patino (2-2, 4.26 ERA) will get the start for Tampa Bay, taking on left-hander Yusei Kikcuhi (6-6, 4.01 ERA).  First pitch is scheduled for 7:10.

Rays Starting Lineup

Arozarena RF

Franco SS

Cruz DH

Diaz 1B

Meadows LF

Margot CF

Lowe 2B

Mejia C

Wendle 3B

 

Mariners Starting Lineup

Crawford SS

Haniger RF

Seager 3B

France DH

Toro 1B

Fraley LF

Kelenic CF

Raleigh C

Bauers 1B

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Rays Call Up Enns, Option Down Mazza

The Tampa Bay Rays made a change to their pitching staff prior to Tuesday night’s game, optioning right-hander Chris Mazza to Triple-A Durham, and selecting the contract of left-hander Dietrich Enns.

Mazza worked three innings in Monday’s loss to the Mariners, allowing a pair of runs on three hits, walking a two and striking out four on 56 pitches.

Enns returns to the big leagues for the first time since 2017, when he was with the Minnesota Twins.  He signed with Tampa Bay in August, 2020 and spent last season working at the team’s alternate site in Port Charlotte.

In ten starts and four bulk appearances this year with the Bulls, Enns has gone 6-2 with a 2.59 ERA.  In 59 innings of work, he has struck out 75 and walked just 15.

To make room on the 40-man roster for Enns, the Rays trasferred right-hander Ryan Thompson from the 10-day to the 60-day injured list.

Written By

Steve Carney is the founder and publisher of St. Pete Nine. One of the people most associated with baseball coverage in Tampa Bay, he spent 13 seasons covering the Rays for flagship radio station WDAE, first as producer of Rays Radio broadcasts, then as beat reporter beginning in 2011. He likes new analytics and aged bourbon, and is the owner of one of the ugliest knuckleballs ever witnessed by baseball scouts.

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