ST. PETERSBURG — Pete Fairbanks had a few words, most of them not printable, in trying to explain how he turned what would have been a second straight inspiring Rays win into a frustrating 5-4 loss on Wednesday.Trailing 3-2 with two outs in the eighth inning, the Rays stunningly took the lead when Isaac Paredes singled and Amed Rosario, who delivered the walkoff winner in the 13th inning Tuesday, looked to be the star again by hitting a two-run, go-ahead homer.The Rays summoned Fairbanks, their... Read this story
