Losing the first two games of the series didn't dampen the optimism in the Rays' clubhouse ahead of Sunday's finale. Instead, that resilient mindset translated directly to the field, culminating in a late offensive breakthrough to secure an 8-3 win over the Angels. "We'll take a win however we can get it after the first two games here," Rays manager Kevin Cash said. "Really pleased top to bottom of the lineup. ... We were able to pile on with some big hits, which has been challenging over the last couple of days." The definitive breakthrough came in the top of the eighth inning against Angels reliever Sam Bachman, who entered the game boasting a dominant 1.99 ERA. With Cedric Mullins aboard after a walk and a stolen base, Junior Caminero broke a 3-3 tie by launching a two-run home run to left field, his 15th of the season. The blast marked a major turning point in the series for Caminero, who had struggled through a 1-for-11 stretch over the weekend before delivering the decisive blow off a Bachman slider. "In that moment, I tried to level up in play," Caminero said. "I tried not \[to do\
