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Rays rally to beat Athletics with eight-run eighth inning

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WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Junior Caminero hit a three-run homer in an eight-run eighth inning as the Tampa Bay Rays rallied for a 10-6 victory over the Athletics on Monday night.

Caminero hit his 34th of the year after Yandy Díaz and Jonathan Aranda both singled to kick off the inning, bringing the Rays within one. Chandler Simpson’s RBI single tied the game, and Taylor Walls hit a two-run single to give Tampa Bay an 8-6 lead. Díaz hit a sacrifice fly and Aranda hit an RBI single in his second at-bat of the inning to make it 10-6.

Rays reliever Chris Roycroft (1-0) pitched the seventh inning, giving up three hits and three earned runs. Starter Freddy Peralta pitched the first six innings, with five strikeouts, three earned runs and a walk.

Díaz homered on the second pitch of the game to make it 1-0. The A’s responded with an RBI double by Tyler Soderstrom to tie it, followed by Soderstrom stealing home later in the inning to make it 2-1.

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Zack Gelof hit a solo home run in the fifth inning for the Athletics in his first game back after being on the injured list with a right knee laceration he sustained against the Detroit Tigers on July 9. He hit an RBI double in the seventh inning.

Jeff McNeil hit a sacrifice fly and Jacob Wilson doubled in the seventh to give the A’s a 6-2 lead.

Jose Suarez (1-4) gave up four runs while getting just one out in the eighth, after Seth Johnson was charged with four runs and failed to record an out. Jacob Lopez pitched the first seven innings, allowing two runs with five strikeouts and a walk.

RHP Nick Martinez (11-3, 2.65 ERA) will start on the mound for the Rays on Tuesday for the second game of the series. RHP Mason Barnett (1-2, 5.56) will start for the Athletics.

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Dana White: “It’s horrible” – Dana White opens up on death of UFC star Allan Nascimento 

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The MMA world was left shocked at the sudden passing of fighter Allan Nascimento. The Brazilian had reportedly suffered a heart attack in his sleep last week.

A release from the UFC added that medical teams tried to revive him, but were unable to do so.

The 34-year-old had won 22 fights and seven losses with a record of four wins and two losses in the UFC. Nascimento made his UFC debut in 2021 at UFO 267.

The flyweight’s death saw several stars speak out about how devastating it was for them, and Dana White recently shared his own thoughts on the same.

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He was part of a media scrum during a recent event and was asked about Nascimento. The UFC president said:

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“It’s horrible. I know that his whole crew and team were literally devastated, I mean these guys were so upset.”

He continued:

“It’s just one of those freak tragedy things that happen to a young guy that it shouldn’t happen to.”

Check out Dana White’s comments on Allan Nascimento below:


Charles Oliveira left shattered after death of Allan Nascimento

Allan Nascimento was close to UFC BMF champion Charles Oliveira, and the Brazilian posted an emotional tribute to the late flyweight.

Oliveira posted several messages on social media after Nascimento’s death, and in one of them, he called the UFC flyweight his brother:

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“Today I’m just going to say one thing, live your life to the fullest because it goes by too fast. Don’t care about other people’s lives but your own because we live in a world full of jealous, evil and mean people. You don’t know what else. And right from wrong”

The former UFC lightweight champion added:

“Today I lost a brother, a guy, speechless and how it hurts I love you forever and you will never be forgotten until after the end brother @allanpuroosso”