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Dylan Bundy did not have it tonight. It started with a Tommy Pham solo home race on the right flag field and everything went on from there. The right-winger made 37 shots before giving away seven hits and seven points. And it was only the first run.
The Orioles did not react in the lower half of the first, placing 1-2-3 against Yonny Chirinos during a withdrawal, a start and an exit.
Bundy would not come back for the second. It's hard to see your starter in the first game of a four-game series – which includes a double-header tomorrow – the last run. This is the harbinger of bad things to come in this series for an already suspect suspect.
In a single round of work, Bundy's EER went from 4.65 to 5.28 tonight.
Gabriel Ynoa had the call of the mound in the second and he pulled out the first batter he faced, Kevin Kiermeier, on a clever play from Trey Mancini to catch a flowing liner. Then, Yandy Diaz was unmarked and Nate Lowe started a two-point run past the Orioles marker in the center-left. 9-0, the rays.
After two rounds, the number of Ynoa shots was 33 shots. a good rhythm to continue eating sleeves in the hope of sparing the rest of the pen.
In the bottom of the third, Rio Ruiz earned a triple on two on a missed dive of Pham left. It was the first hit of the evening of Chirinos. Jonathan Villar followed with a single to score Ruiz for the first round of the Orioles. 9-1, rays.
The Birds had more problems in the fourth when Villar's mistake and a simple right put the riders in the corners, without outs. Joey Wendle scored a 6-4-3 double, allowing the third baseman to score and give Tampa a 10-1 lead. The race was held as undeserved.
Renato Nunez won the second round of the Orioles with a solo circuit on the left. He reached across the plate to find a low ground and managed to pull it in the air with enough juice to leave the park. 10-2, rays. It was Nunez 's 21st round of the year and he is currently leading the Orioles in this category. The next closest player is Mancini with 17 round-tripers.
At the top of the sixth inning, Kiermeier chooses right and advances to second place. Diaz then stopped on a stop and Villar tried to put the runner in the lead in third place but threw the ball past Ruiz, allowing Kiermeier to score. Diaz was safe at the beginning of the game.
The bleeding increased in the seventh, when Ynoa gave five more points. Pham had a single in the RBI fields, Kiermeier had a double of points, Lowe had a single in the RBI and Asher Wojciechowski allowed a point to score on a wild pitch. Even though Woj scored two points, they are runners inherited from Ynoa. In spite of his 5.1 heats, Ynoa gave 10 hits, nine points (seven earned), a walk and a strikeout.
On the other side, the Chirinos have thrown a jewel for the Rays, making seven solid runs and dropping only two runs on four hits, with eight strikeouts and scoreless goals. He lowered his ERA to 3.11.
Then a familiar vision occurred in the upper part of the ninth. A player from the Orioles' position took the mound. We had not seen it for a long time – in fact, since the beginning of the season. Stevie Wilkerson had the honors tonight and he pulled the team out on three straight balls.
The Birds made some noises in the ninth, starting with back-to-back walks to Keon Broxton and Chance Sisco. Then Nunez doubled left, scoring Broxton and moving Sisco to third. Anthony Santander came out and Chris Davis followed with a volley of sacrifice to the right field that scored Sisco. But it was as tight as the Orioles would have it, as Hanser Alberto headed for Diaz in third place to end the match. 16-4, rays.
Davis was away from his quest to reach a batting average of 0.200, going from 0 to 3 to lower his average to .187. Nunez was 2-in-4 with a double, a scored point and two produced points. Although giving 16 points on 20 hits, the Orioles pitching staff left just two points home all night. The team used four pitchers and one position player on the mound.
On Saturday, the Orioles will have to face the Rays twice in a day while we hope for a better game to avoid another embarrassing result.
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