Boxberger needed just nine pitches to complete his one inning on the mound Sunday for High-A Charlotte, Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reports.
What made the outing particularly noteworthy was that it was Boxberger's first attempt during the rehab process of pitching in back-to-back nights. He needed only nine pitches to get through the frame, and struck out two batters in the process. It was also a nice rebound effort for the Rays closer, who'd surrendered two hits and a pair of earned runs in a Saturday night appearance against the same Rochester Red Wings squad he mowed down Sunday.