Rasmussen threw 92 pitches across seven shutout frames, scattering five hits. Weathers matched him: seven innings, four hits, no runs, 95 pitches. Tampa Bay had seven hits and left nine on — they reached base nine times and never crossed it. Kevin Kelly came out for the ninth and gave up the single to Schuemann, then the 0-0 sinker at 92.5 that Judge put into the right-center seats for his seventeenth. Two starters, fourteen combined innings, zero earned runs between them, and the game was decided by a reliever who threw fourteen pitches. Nine men left on base is the number that will sit with the Rays through the flight home — they had their chances against a starter who was giving them nothing, and the zeroes held only until someone had to throw the ball differently.