Tony Cingrani held the Rays to two runs over 6 1/3 innings in Sunday's 12-4 victory. He walked three but struck out six and allowed just five hits. Cingrani is the first pitcher in 100 years to start his career with 21 straight starts allowing five hits or fewer. He struggled in his second outing of the season but has pitched quite well the other two times out. The lefty takes on the Cubs next weekend.