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By: Adam Berry
ST. PETERSBURG -- Junior Caminero slugged his way into more elite company on Friday night at Tropicana Field. Facing White Sox starter Erick Fedde with one out in the fourth inning of the series opener between first-place teams, Caminero unloaded on a full-count sinker above the strike zone and blasted
By: Adam Berry
ST. PETERSBURG -- The Rays added a veteran arm to their pitching staff on Sunday, acquiring starter Freddy Peralta in a trade with the Mets, but they also parted ways with another seasoned right-hander. After a 9-1 loss to the White Sox on Sunday afternoon at Tropicana Field, the Rays
DENVER -- The Rays checked another item off their Trade Deadline shopping list on Monday afternoon, agreeing to acquire right-handed reliever Tyler Wells from the Orioles, multiple sources confirmed to MLB.
By: Adam Berry
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By: Adam Berry
The Rays found themselves caught between catchers on Monday. They acquired Liam Hicks from the Marlins, but he couldn’t get to Denver until Tuesday. They traded Hunter Feduccia to the Dodgers, but he’d been scheduled to start the series opener at Coors Field. Enter Kenny Piper. Piper, 28, made his
By: Adam Berry
DENVER -- With the Trade Deadline officially in the rear-view mirror, Tuesday was a day for friendly introductions and a night for first impressions for the newest Rays.
By: Adam Berry
DENVER -- There were plans being made early Wednesday for the Rays to enjoy a post-flight dinner in Seattle. Team dinners are hardly out of the ordinary for this tight-knit group, but this one came on a special occasion. Nick Martinez, their veteran clubhouse leader and All-Star rotation anchor, turned
By: Adam Berry
DENVER -- There were plans being made early Wednesday for the Rays to enjoy a post-flight dinner in Seattle. Team dinners are hardly out of the ordinary for this tight-knit group, especially on the first night in a new city, but this one was meant to mark a special occasion.
By: Adam Berry
DENVER -- The Orioles didn’t have a game on Monday, so Tyler Wells and his wife, Melissa, invited teammate Trevor Rogers and his wife to their house to pass the anxious hours leading up to the Trade Deadline together.
