Rays' Ninth-Inning Surge Topple Sox

0:00On April 20th, the Tampa Bay Rays pulled off a 5-3 comeback win over the Chicago White Sox at Guaranteed Raidfield, scoring 3 in the 9th to flip a late lead. Sox held a 3-2 edge heading into that frame, but their veteran closer faltered against the patient-raised lineup. Manager Will Vinnable stuck with his opener approach, sending Jordan Leisure out first. The reliever needed just 8 pitches in the opening inning, but hit trouble in the second, with walks and high pitches, forcing an early hook for. First starter, Anthony K. K. Labored through 4 innings, surrendering a run and loading bases at times. Catcher Edgar Carro stepped up big, ripping a ground rule double for his first RBI of the season, and nailing 3 overturned challenges that bailed. Out the socks and loaded situations. Meanwhile, outfielder Everson Pereira lit up his former team with 2 hits, a walk and a go-ahead homer in the 8th. Open issues resurfaced hard, as Saranthony Dominguez couldn't find the zone, serving up

1:02a tying blast to Junior Caminero and walking in trouble. Later, those meltdowns handed the raise the edge they needed. Soxman's guy glintes a promise from young talent, but the opener tweak and late release struggles leave real questions. Watch Vinnable tweaks the rotation to keep arms like K. Sharp as this series rolls on. Baseball news, powered by AI. This is MLB News Today. I'm Corey with the story.