The Tampa Bay Rays couldn't buy much offense for most of the game against Dean Kremer and the Orioles, but once Kremer was gone, Tampa Bay took control.

When it comes to the MLB Draft, words like “upside” and “projection” are typically reserved for evaluating high school players. Even with years of development still in store, college players are often seen as something closer to a finished product.

Down 2-1 to open the eighth against Seranthony Dominguez, the Rays got even when Ha-Seong Kim led off with a single, stole second, went to third on Matt Thaiss’ flyout to right and scored on Chandler Simpson’s hard single to center.