After dominating the Mariners in his first start back from the disabled list, Rays pitcher Alex Cobb took the mound in Baltimore Tuesday. Cobb was very sharp once again.

The Tampa Bay starter, who lost much of the season after taking a line drive comebacker to the head earlier in the year, gave up just two runs -- one earned -- on three hits and four walks over six innings. He got his pitch count up and left after 92 pitches but earned the win to move to 8-2 for the year.

Cobb, who struck out five Orioles batters, lowered his ERA to 2.85. He's 2-0 with two earned runs allowed over 11 innings with 11 Ks over his first two starts back in action for the Rays. Back to being a concrete member of the Tampa Bay starting rotation, Cobb makes his next start for manager Joe Maddon Monday at Kansas City in a one-game series.