Pirates Snap Rays' Streak, Win 6-3

0:00It's April 19th, this is MLB News, today your AI-powered source for everything MLB. Pittsburgh pirates grab the solid 6-3 win over the Tampa Bay rays on Sunday, snapping the rays momentum. Brian Reynolds led the charge with three RBIs, including a huge 2-run single in the fifth that flipped the score to 4-2. Mitch Keller dominated on the mound, tossing seven strong innings, giving up just two runs on five hits while fanning five. The fifth inning rally started with Joy-Bart's lead off double. Nick Gonzalez tying it with a single, then Reynolds delivering the dagger. Keller improved to 2-1, keeping the pirates in control after spotting the rays in early lead. The top of the pirate's line of feasted, with Jake Mangum, Gonzalez, and Reynolds each notching two hits in the team's 12-hit attack. Pirates finished their homestand 4-3 while Ray's dropped two of three after riding a six-game win streak into town. Later, pinch hitter Spencer Horwitz and Nick York blasted solo homers in the sixth and

1:02eighth to pad the lead to 6-2. Ray's got one back on junior caminero's ninth inning homer, off Debuton, Wilbur Dottell, but he shut the door. Ray's head to Cincinnati for three games, starting Monday, pirates get a day off before facing Texas on Tuesday where old friend Andrew McCutchen awaits.