Curt Kalyn

Brandon Guyer helped the Rays beat the Rockies Wednesday night scoring two runs off of one hit and two walks.

Corey Dickerson proved again that he can in fact hit well at Coors Field, going 3-for-5 against his old team in an 11-3 win over the Rockies Wednesday.

Steven Souza had a nice game at Coors Field on Wednesday, going 2-for-5 with two hits, two runs scored and two RBI.

In his one official at-bat, Oswaldo Arcia cleared the fences and brought home Steven Souza to raise the score to 3-1 for Tampa in the second inning Sunday.

Kevin Kiermaier (.221/.299/.420) couldn't manage any offence against the Orioles on Sunday striking out twice without an RBI, stolen base or run scored.

Steven Souza managed a single in the second inning Sunday against Baltimore starter Dylan Bundy. He would be brought home later in the frame by an Oswaldo Arcia homer.

Brandon Guyer managed one hit and one walk against the Angels Thursday afternoon at Tropicana Field.

Kevin Kiermaier is scheduled to travel with the Rays to Boston on Friday where he will participate in batting practice with the team at Fenway Park. He is then scheduled to join Single-A on Charlotte Monday to begin his rehab assignment.

Manager Kevin Cash sat Corey Dickerson Thursday night against the left handed Hector Santiago. Historically, Dickerson hasn't been terrible against lefties, but this season he hasn't seen playing time against many of them.

In a 5-1 loss to the Angels on Thursday night, Steven Souza struck out three times and took one walk. He would be left on base in the third inning as Brandon Guyer grounded into a force out at third base.