CLEVELAND -- For the first time in a year, the Rays didn't get run over on the road.
Corey Dickerson hit a three-run homer -- his third homer in two days -- and Alex Cobb controlled Cleveland over seven inning as Tampa Bay busted out the bats in a 7-4 win over the Indians on Wednesday to complete the Rays' most successful trip since last May.
Dickerson connected in the second inning off Josh Tomlin (2-5) and Logan Morrison hit a solo shot in the third for the free-swinging Rays, who hit a franchise-record 10 homers in the three-game series and went 4-2 on a swing through Boston and Cleveland -- two of the AL's toughest stops.