Archer got off to a horrible start, but he settled into his role as a Yankee killer/ANDREW J. KRAMER
Wednesday, 1:49 a.m.
The night couldn't have started a lot worse for the Tampa Bay Rays.
It couldn't have finished a lot better.
The Rays came from behind Tuesday night to beat the Yankees 4-2 to remain in second place in the American League East. It was a nice way to finish a terrible start for Tampa Bay.
In the first, Rays' starter Chris Archer gave up four hits and a walk -- and two runs -- to the first five batters he faced. However, Archer settled down afterward and held the Yankees without another run afterward.
The Rays tied the game on a two-out single by David DeJesus, then went ahead on a sacrifice fly by Evan Longoria.
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