Bundy and Baltimore defeat the Rays 8

Bundy and Baltimore defeat the Rays 8 Dylan Bundy helped Baltimore avoid a dubious pitching record, throwing seven solid innings as the Orioles beat the Tampa Bay Rays 8 3 Saturday. The Orioles had given up at least five runs in 20 straight games, matching the major league mark set by the 1924 Philadelphia Phillies. Bundy (8 6) allowed three runs and five hits in seven innings. Relievers Donnie Hart and Mychal Givens combined to keep the Rays scoreless over the final two innings. Jose Alvarado (0 3) walked the only batter he faced, Seth Smith, leading off the seventh. He was replaced by Jumbo Diaz, who gave up a two run double to Mark Trumbo and Trey Mancini's two run homer that put Baltimore ahead 7 3. Baltimore also got a second inning, two run homer from Welington Castillo and Adam Jones hit a solo shot in the third. Corey Dickerson and Evan Longoria homered on consecutive pitches in the third for the Rays. Rays catcher Wilson Ramos singled in four at bats in his season debut. The 2014 NL All Star with Washington missed the first 76 games this season after right knee surgery. Tampa Bay rookie Jake Faria wound http://www.foreverwithjen.co.uk up with a no decision after winning each of his first three starts in the majors. He permitted three runs and five hits over six innings. Faria had pitched at least 6 1/3 innings in his first three starts, allowing one run each time. The Rays tied it at 3 in third when Dickerson had a two run drive before Longoria went deep on Bundy's next pitch. Tampa Bay set a team mark with their major league leading 10th set of back to back homers this season. Tampa Bay has sixth straight multihomer games, one off the franchise high. Orioles: Closer Zach Britton (left forearm strain) could move his rehab assignment from Class A Delmarva to Double A Bowie on Monday. Rays: RHP Brad Boxberger (strained flexor mass) was expected to be reinstated from the disabled list this weekend but has oblique discomfort and will have a Sunday bullpen session. NFL Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith surprised his sister Marsha Smith Hill, who threw the ceremonial first pitch as part of a cancer survivor salute, by joining her on the field. Orioles: RHP Chris Tillman (1 5, 8.39 ERA) makes his 10th start since returning from right shoulder bursitis in the series finale Sunday. He allowed five runs and eight hits in four plus innings Tuesday, but Baltimore's 6 5 comeback win over http://www.oboyfoundation.co.uk Cleveland enabled him to avoid losing a sixth straight start. Rays: RHP Jake Odorizzi (4 3, 3.78 ERA) will look Sunday to avoid tying Wilson Alvarez's team record set in 1998 of allowing a homer in 11 consecutive appearances.