Rays snap a skid with a 7-4 win over Oakland at Sutter Health Park, fueled by 15 hits and a multihit showing from top to bottom. Ryan Pepiot delivered six solid frames, two hits and one run allowed before the seventh inning hiccup, and the offense busted the game open with back-to-back homers from Brandon Lowe and Junior Caminero. Pete Fairbanks closed out the win for his 20th save as Tampa Bay moved within 5½ games of the AL wild-card. The Rays also benefited from a big day at the plate from newcomers Everson Pereira and Nick Fortes, who provided a spark in Pereira’s big-league debut and Fortes’ steady presence behind the plate. The club jumped on Jeffrey Springs early, chasing him after four innings, and built a 4-0 lead before the A’s rallied. Cabrera, Morel and Diaz added productive nights while Caminero reached base four times in a complete offensive showing.