Chandler Simpson's Safe Hit Debate

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What no-hitter? Rays’ Chandler Simpson knew he had a single all along

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Chandler Simpson felt he was going to be safe at first even if Yankees first baseman Paul Goldschmidt made a clean play.

Official scorer Bill Mathews initially ruled it an error, Simpson shrugged.

Simpson stole 104 bases in the minors last season , then reached on a force out and swiped second base for his first big-league steal.

Ryan Pepiot technically had what is termed a quality start, working six innings and allowing three runs.

Judge was certain “it was a fair ball.”.. Joe Boyle , who threw five no-hit innings for the Rays in a spot start April 13 , followed up with six no-hit innings Saturday for Triple-A Durham. Two relievers completed the no-hitter. Sign up for the Sports Today newsletter to get daily updates on the Bucs, Rays, Lightning and college football across Florida ..