Rookie Josh Fleming spun six scoreless innings as the Tampa Bay Rays put an end to Philadelphia’s playoff hopes Sunday, finishing their three-game sweep of the Phillies with a 5-0 victory in St. Petersburg, Fla.In a career-long start, Fleming recorded five strikeouts and allowed four hits and a walk. Relievers Oliver Drake, Aaron Loup and Ryan Sherriff each tossed a scoreless frame in the six-hit shutout for Tampa Bay, which finished the regular season by winning nine of its last 11 games.
The Rays finished 40-20 -- the best 60-game stretch in club history -- and posted a franchise-high .667 winning percentage in the truncated season, shattering their previous best of .599 in 2008. In a must-win situation for Philadelphia , right-hander Aaron Nola turned in a poor start by working just 3 2/3 innings and allowing six hits and three runs in his second-shortest stint this season. Bryce Harper produced two hits.
The Rays got a run in the second using three hits -- the most unlikely coming from Smith. The No. 3 catcher pinch hit for Brett Phillips, who left with a leg injury, and Smith rapped a two-strike single to left to score Joey Wendle.
Clearly, he's making an okay type hand gesture around that ball! Cancel him!
Why does he look like his arm is a large spaghetti noodle?
He had the surgery I see.
When did baseball season start ?
tacobell
His elbow looks angry
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