The Tampa Bay Rays cruised to a 13-9 win over the Colorado Rockies in a game that felt decisive early on, thanks to a fireworks display at the plate and solid pitching. Junior Caminero launched a 442-foot homer to open the scoring, and rookie catcher Kenny Piper made his major league debut with a walk and later a clutch hit — a sweet moment for the 28-year veteran who’s earned respect over five seasons with the organization. Taylor Walls added two runs with a single, Yandy Diaz drove in another with a sacrifice fly, and Jonathan Aranda went 4-for-5 despite windy conditions. Pitcher Seymour dominated with his changeup, inducing plenty of swings and misses, while the bullpen held strong in the ninth to seal the victory. It was a much-needed offensive explosion after a rough weekend series.
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