Adam Sanford

The Rays have consistently played.500 ball this year. The furthest they have fallen under.500 is five games and the high water mark is three games over.

We are now 24 weeks into the 2024 minor league campaign campaign and several prospects have certainly continued their ascent up the organizational ladder while others have seen their stock continue to drop.

During the month of July, the Tampa Bay Rays completely altered the landscape of the team as they traded away several members of their core roster and overhauled their farm system, bringing in multiple prospects.

What does this mean for the Tampa Bay Rays 2025 season? Here are a few options following the damage to the Trop.

As the Rays take up residence across the bay, it got us thinking about the close, century-long connection between professional baseball and the city of Tampa.

Keegan is developing into one of the Rays most promising catching prospects in recent memory

Baseball America has released their rankings of the Tampa Bay Rays top 10 prospects entering the 2025 season, as well as indicating which players have the best tools in the system.

The Tampa Bay Rays roster churn may continue as two core members of the team’s pitching staff, also two of the team’s highest paid players, are generating trade interest.

Many teams choose to pass on taking a player during the Major League phase of the draft as the rules require that any player taken during that phase

It’s been the best of times, the worst of times for Rays new catcher