Monday, 4 a.m.
From one vantage point, Sunday was a decent day for the Rays when you consider the acquisition of Freddy Peralta.
On the other hand, would it have been so hard to pick up another bat, too.
The Rays broke into double-figures in hits (11) for the first time in nine games Sunday, but for the most part, is a miserable afternoon. The Rays left 10 baserunners on base, and they were just two-for-10 with runners in scoring position. On both of their hits with runners in scoring position, they failed to get a runner home.
The Rays left the bases loaded twice.
The Rays have scored three runs or fewer in eight straight games.
Former Ray Everson Pereira drove in four runs with a two-run homer and a two-run double. The Rays gave up three more homers to the White Sox.
Chicago scored two unearned runs in the first inning against a sloppy Rays' team on an error and a wild pitch.
The Rays scored only in the ninth inning of on a solo home run by Ben Williamson.
Chandler Simpson had three hits for the Rays. Junior Caminero and Ryan Vilade both had two.
The Rays now travel to Colorado to face a struggling Rockies' team tonight at 8:40 p.m. at Coors Field. Ian Seymour (7-3) is scheduled to start for the Ray against Michael Lorenzen (3-9).