Kittredge allowed two runs (one earned) on three hits and one walk while striking out one over 3.1 innings Saturday against the Red Sox.
Kittredge isn't a true starting pitcher, but Saturday marked his first start at the major-league level. With the Rays opting for a three-man rotation at the moment, they will have "bullpen games" where a number of relievers are asked to pitch multiple innings and Saturday was Kittredge's day to start the effort. He doesn't carry much fantasy value.