Rory McIlroy breathed new life into his bid to complete the career Grand Slam at this week's Masters with a stunning trip through Augusta National's famed Amen Corner on Friday that left his opening-round stumble a distant memory.

It began with a dart -- a stretch that could ultimately redefine McIlroy's week and erase a horrendous 30-minute window Thursday evening where he carded two double bogeys that moved the 35-year-old from 4 under to even par, from flawless to flawed. From the first page of the leaderboard to among the masses on page Nos. 3.

"I played really good golf (Thursday) and I wasn't going to let two bad holes sort of dictate the narrative for the rest of the week," McIlroy said.

José Caballero hit a grand slam and Yandy Díaz added a solo homer, lifting the Tampa Bay Rays past the Angels Wednesday at George Steinbrenner Field.

Jose Caballero's first-inning grand slam and Yandy Diaz's seventh-inning solo homer provided all the offense the host Tampa Bay Rays would need in a 5-4 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday night.

José Caballero slugged his first career grand slam and the Tampa Bay Rays held on for a 5-4 win over the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday night to snap a five-game losing streak.

Jo Adell homered twice in the same inning, Taylor Ward and Mike Trout also hit a pair of homers and the visiting Los Angeles Angels claimed their fourth straight series to open the season in an 11-1 pounding of the Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday afternoon.

The Tampa Bay Rays (5-6) and Los Angeles Angels (7-4) will meet on Thursday at George M. Steinbrenner Field, with first pitch at 1:10 p.m. ET.The Angels (+109 underdog moneyline odds) visit the

So much for any momentum the Rays gained Wednesday when they scored first and won a game for the first time in a week. Because Thursday, they went out and sustained their worst loss of the season, blasted by the Angels 11-1.