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Peralta opens Rays account with scoreless gem in Detroit

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By Steve Kornacki Verified
| MLB (Major League Baseball) Verified
“Great person. Great competitor. A great teammate and he’s been a workhorse so far, taking the ball,” McClanahan said. “And, you know, he’s only going to get better for us.
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Peralta se apunta primer triunfo con Rays lanzando joya ante Tigres

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By Steve Kornacki Verified
| MLB (Major League Baseball) Verified
DETROIT -- El derecho dominicano Freddy Peralta concedió apenas dos imparables a lo largo de seis entradas en blanco en la victoria por 3-0 de los Rays la tarde del miércoles sobre los Tigres en el Comerica Park, luciendo muy parecido al lanzador que consiguió 17 victorias la temporada pasada. Esos fueron los únicos imparables de Detroit, debido a que los relevistas Kevin Kelly y Tyler Wells le cerraron la puerta durante las últimas tres entradas.
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Seymour again gives Rays chance to win in stellar August stretch

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By Steve Kornacki Verified
| MLB (Major League Baseball) Verified
DETROIT -- Rays left-hander Ian Seymour kept his team in a game it lost, 4-1, Tuesday night to the Tigers at Comerica Park. However, he gave up a two-run homer to rookie center fielder Max Clark in the fifth inning and wasn’t sharp enough to earn his 10th victory of the season. Seymour came in after opener Casey Legumina, who threw 2 1/3 scoreless innings of one-hit ball with two strikeouts.
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