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By: Adam Berry
DETROIT -- Manager Kevin Cash admitted Thursday was “weird.” He wasn’t talking about the Rays’ series finale at Comerica Park, although it turned out to be a strange game. They built up a three-run lead while Tyler Alexander shut out his former Tigers teammates for five innings, only for the
BOSTON -- With his delivery taking him down the mound and slightly toward first base, Taj Bradley reached his glove across his body, snagged a bouncing comebacker from Connor Wong and fell onto his backside on the mound. Nearly laid out flat, Bradley leaned forward, grabbed the ball out of his glove and fired it to first baseman Yandy Díaz before Wong could run down the line.
BOSTON -- After holding the Red Sox to two runs over six innings in the Rays’ 7-2 win Saturday afternoon at Fenway Park, Shane Baz can look back with quite a bit of pride on what he accomplished this season. Perhaps more importantly, the 25-year-old right-hander can finally look forward
This story was excerpted from Adam Berry's Rays Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. There is one critical question facing the Rays this offseason: How will they improve their offense? “If we’re talking about getting back to where
This story was excerpted from Adam Berry's Rays Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.
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By: Adam Berry
ST. PETERSBURG -- The Rays and the City of St. Petersburg are continuing to assess the significant damage that Hurricane Milton dealt to Tropicana Field, a process that is expected to take several weeks and will likely determine where they spend at least part of next season. In the meantime,
ST. PETERSBURG -- The Rays’ first order of offseason business was a simple decision. On Friday, Tampa Bay exercised slugging second baseman Brandon Lowe’s $10.5 million club option for next season. “We are appreciative of all of Brandon’s achievements on and off the field during his time with the Rays,”
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ST. PETERSBURG -- Facing a deadline to reinstate players from the 60-day injured list on Monday, the Rays activated ace Shane McClanahan and extended right-hander Jacob Waguespack as part of a series of moves. The Rays reinstated McClanahan from the 60-day IL, with the expectation that the two-time All-Star will
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