BALTIMORE — The challenge for the Rays has been to score runs, and that they did Saturday, snapping a 15-inning drought that started Thursday.
They got four in the third inning alone, matching their total from the previous four games, and six by the fifth inning.
But that still wasn’t enough, as they lost the lead in the sixth, then had to rally in the ninth, beating the Orioles, 7-6, to halt a four-game losing streak (which matched a season high).
