ANAHEIM, Calif. — After being held without a hit on Tuesday, the Rays improved slightly on Wednesday, rapping five.
That was good enough, as they blew a lead in the eighth inning but rallied in the 10th to beat the Angels, 4-2.
Vidal Brujan began the winning rally against former Rays lefty Aaron Loup, lashing a double down the left field line that scored Kevin Kiermaier, who started the inning as the runner on second. After an infield out, Brujan stole third and pinch-hitter Harold Ramirez delivered another run with a single to left.
