DeJesus slides home to bring in the tie-breaking run/ANDREW J. KRAMER
The Tampa Bay Rays won a back-and-forth game against the Chicago White Sox to move five games over .500 in the league standings Saturday.
Archer pitched well enough to win, but finished with a no-decision/ANDREW J. KRAMER
The Rays won by scoring two runs in the bottom of the eighth inning when Steven Souza Jr. singled in David DeJesus and Jake Elmore singled in Souza. Shortstop Alexi Ramirez gloved Elmore's single, but he flipped the ball badly and Souza scored from second.
The White Sox had scored two in the top of the eighth on a home run by Conor Gillaspie.
Rays' starter Chris Archer pitched one batter into the eighth but got a no-decision. He finally walked a batter after 107 straight.
The Rays will try to sweep the series today at 1:10 p.m.
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