He is hitting .476 (10-for-21) with a double, three home runs and five RBIs in five games since rejoining the team.
"Nothing's really surprising about K.K.," Rays manager Kevin Cash said. "We've got to see him play now for three years and know he's a special player. He's like anybody else, when he's seeing the ball well, a lot of good things can come."
He got the Rays' offense started Wednesday with a two-run homer in the third off Marcus Stroman ("Stro Show"). He added a solo home run in the fifth, giving him the second multi-home run game of his career (also Sept.