Rays pitcher Jake Odorizzi earned a win on Sunday, allowing four earned runs on seven hits and two walks in six-plus innings while striking out six in his team's 9-5 victory over the Orioles.
Odorizzi (4-5) served up three homers in the game, two courtesy of Delmon Young in the first three innings and a two-run shot with no outs in the seventh to the last batter he faced. He had surrendered just two home runs over his first 10 starts of the season before struggling to keep the ball in the park on Sunday.
"Odo was Odo. Perfect again, kind of what we've come to anticipate," manager Kevin Cash said to the Tampa Tribune. "Probably a little gassed going back out there, but the value of him trying to get three more outs was beneficial for our bullpen. It didn't work out, but he pitched a heck of a ballgame."