Taylor Walls and Jonathan Aranda had run-scoring infield grounders in the 10th inning, and the Tampa Bay Rays rallied late twice to beat the Yankees 5-4 Saturday night and extend New York’s losing streak to four. Former Ray José Caballero, in a 1-for-29 slide, twice had go-ahead hits for the Yankees.

This should come as a surprise to no one.

To make room for Walls on the active roster, the Rays optioned shortstop Carson Williams to Triple-A Durham. Walls has not appeared in a game so far this season, after suffering the oblique strain in March. In eight spring training games, Walls had six hits in 20 at-bats and had a home run, three RBI, a steal and three walks.

The Tampa Bay Rays organization shares an important injury update for an infielder on the roster for the early portion of the regular season.

Taylor Walls' injury creates the possibility that prospect Carson Williams could make Tampa Bay’s opening roster.

The Tampa Bay Rays will be without their starting shortstop on opening day, as he has been placed on the Injured List.

Taylor Walls had to be held back multiple times after he was tossed in the final inning of Sunday's contest.