Tampa, Florida – Recruit Kameron Misner led the ninth round with his first Home Run in the major league, giving Tampa Bay a 3-2 victory against Colorado Rockies on Friday while the Rays began their home game season at Steinbrenner Field.
Bringing, a 27 -year -old man who made his debut last August, entered the eighth defensive replacement. He led a quick bullet to the first field of Victor Vodnik (0-1) on the right wall for his second big league success.
He became the first player in the history of the major league to ensure that his first circuit stroke is a circuit on the day of the opening.
“I always try to feel it,” he said on the field after victory. “Everything happened so quickly. The best of cases.”
Pete Fairbanks (1-0) worked about two ninth steps for victory.
Tampa Bay plays the New York Yankees spring household after Hurricane Milton destroyed the roof on Tropicana’s field on October 9.
Kyle Freeland withdrew seven -sleeves aimlessly for the Rockies, after their sixth season of consecutive loss. Freeland launched 53 of the 67 throws for strikes, starting its first eight strikers with strikes and 15 of 20 in total.
Tampa Bay equaled the seventh scoring on the sacrificial fly of Jonathan Aranda and the single RBI of José Caballero against Tyler Kinley.
Last year, Tampa Bay ended a sequence of five consecutive appearances in the playoffs.
Ezequiel Tovar struck a double RBI in the third and Kyle Farmer a sacrifice fly in the fourth against Ryan Pepiot, who granted two points – a deserved – and six strokes in six sleeves with eight sticks to the stick and a walk.
Mickey Moniak made his debut to the Rockies as a twinge runner in the ninth and was surprised in the process of stealing.
The information from the Associated Press was used in this report.
