Starting pitcher allows one run over five innings in 2-1 win

A starting pitcher allowed one run over five innings on Thursday. The team won 2-1 and split its four-game series. The pitcher walked the bases loaded in the first inning but escaped without allowing a run. He threw 28 pitches in the inning before striking out the final batter.

Game details The team scored both runs in the third inning.

A player delivered a two-run single after three batters reached base. The opposing team scored once in the fifth inning on a ground out. A defensive play prevented the score from being tied.

Bullpen performance Four relief pitchers each threw a scoreless inning after the starter left the game. The team loaded the bases in the ninth inning but did not score. The team next plays a three-game series that begins Friday in Miami.