Adam Berry is a Beat Reporter at MLB.com. He specializes in covering the Tampa Bay Rays and has a strong focus on competitive sports, professional sports, and the business aspects of the sports industry. Adam's work has been featured in various outlets including KEEL News Radio 710am, FOX 5 ATLANTA, and Major League Baseball (MLB).
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By: Adam Berry
ST. PETERSBURG -- There is a phrase Shane McClanahan occasionally repeats when discussing his lofty expectations, one he brought up again Tuesday afternoon in the Rays clubhouse while discussing the high standard he sets for himself. “If I’m here,” McClanahan said, “why not find out how good I can be?”
By: Adam Berry
ST. PETERSBURG -- Before the gratitude set in, before he even shared the news with his wife and parents, the first thing Bryan Baker felt when he learned he’d been named to the American League All-Star team was shock. “Definitely not something that I expected coming into the year or
By: Adam Berry
ST. PETERSBURG -- Drew Rasmussen is relentlessly committed to his preparation and his process on the mound, and he always reevaluates his outings the next day with the benefit of time and hindsight. But he usually knows he’s in good shape when he throws first-pitch strikes and avoids walks. That
ST. PETERSBURG -- The Rays had a lot to celebrate when Major League Baseball announced the All-Star rosters last weekend. Their young superstar, Junior Caminero, was voted into the starting lineup. Arguably two of the Majors’ most underrated players, designated hitter Yandy Díaz and starter Drew Rasmussen, received the recognition
By: Adam Berry
ST. PETERSBURG -- For all his incredible clutch hits and all the weight he carried as the face of a franchise, the funny thing about Evan Longoria is he doesn’t really love the spotlight. Not in the way it’s shining directly on him this weekend, anyway. Longoria had been thinking
By: Adam Berry
Day 1 of the 2025 Draft included the Rays' picks from Rounds 1-4, including Grady Emerson at No. 2 overall. Day 2 begins Sunday at 11:30 a.m. ET through the conclusion of the Draft, spanning Rounds 5-20. Stream it live on MLB, MLB.TV, MLB+ and the MLB App.
By: Adam Berry
ST. PETERSBURG -- If Evan Longoria had gotten his wish, there wouldn’t be a bright white No. 3 glowing inside a blue circle in the upper-deck seats near the left-field corner at Tropicana Field. It would have been No. 6, instead. When he was called up to join the Rays
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BOSTON -- Evan Longoria doesn’t pretend to follow the daily ins and outs of every team in Major League Baseball. He’s enjoying retirement, after all. But the newly minted Rays Hall of Famer has seen enough on Instagram and follows his former team closely enough to pick up on one
By: Adam Berry, Ian Browne
BOSTON -- After a convincing victory over the National League in Tuesday night’s All-Star Game, what better way for the American League to get back to action than sending the AL’s best team to face the league’s hottest team? How about exactly that, but with two division rivals playing four
